"Hostilities" Example Sentences
1. The two countries continue to engage in hostilities.
2. The hostilities between the rival gangs intensified.
3. The ceasefire failed to stop the hostilities.
4. The UN is trying to mediate the hostilities.
5. The army is preparing for hostilities.
6. The hostilities have caused a lot of damage.
7. The government is trying to avoid hostilities.
8. The hostilities are affecting civilians.
9. The negotiations failed to end the hostilities.
10. The hostilities have been ongoing for months.
11. The hostilities have spread to neighboring regions.
12. The hostilities have disrupted trade.
13. The hostilities are hindering peace talks.
14. The hostilities have led to a refugee crisis.
15. The hostilities are making the situation worse.
16. The hostilities have intensified after the latest attack.
17. The hostilities have resulted in many casualties.
18. The hostilities are affecting the economy.
19. The hostilities are causing a humanitarian crisis.
20. The hostilities are escalating.
21. The hostilities have been condemned by the international community.
22. The hostilities have created a tense situation.
23. The hostilities are putting pressure on the government.
24. The hostilities are creating instability in the region.
25. The hostilities have led to the deployment of troops.
26. The hostilities are affecting tourism.
27. The hostilities have caused widespread destruction.
28. The hostilities are affecting peace negotiations.
29. The hostilities have heightened tensions in the area.
30. The hostilities have led to a humanitarian disaster.
31. The hostilities are causing a lot of suffering.
32. The hostilities are preventing aid from reaching those in need.
33. The hostilities have created a sense of fear and insecurity.
34. The hostilities have led to the displacement of thousands of people.
35. The hostilities are hindering the delivery of essential services.
36. The hostilities have been condemned by human rights groups.
37. The hostilities are creating a dangerous environment for civilians.
38. The hostilities have resulted in a loss of life and property.
39. The hostilities are preventing the restoration of peace.
40. The hostilities have created a political crisis.
Common Phases
1. The
hostilities between the two countries rose to a fever pitch; diplomatic efforts failed to quell the rising tensions.
2. As soon as the ceasefire ended,
hostilities resumed with renewed vigor; both sides were determined to emerge as the victors.
3. The
hostilities between the two warring factions caused immense collateral damage; innocent civilians bore the brunt of the conflict.
4. Despite repeated attempts at mediation,
hostilities continued to escalate between the rival gangs; the situation seemed to be spiraling out of control.
5. The outbreak of
hostilities caught the international community off guard; urgent measures were needed to deescalate the situation.