After Peter's death and Alexandar's subsequent coronation, hostilities between the brothers arose, which led to Prince George's arrest in 1925.

Sometime in the mid-1650s "an inveterate hostility arose" between Harris and Roger Williams.

Later hostility arose from Bradman's public preference for Bill Brown as a batsman, which Fingleton believed cost him a place on the 1934 tour of England.

The hostility of the FA arose not just from a lack of commercial sense but from a more profound belief that gambling was wrong.

Wigg's hostility to both arose from the same cause.

It was deployed to as part of the Cold War buildup, should hostilities arise in the region with the Soviet Union.

"Some people were asking questions and not getting their questions answered, so hostility arose," said Catherine Borneo, who has three daughters in the school.

Implacable hostility arises after separation or divorce and denotes the attitude shown by one parent to another in denying access to, or contact with, their child(ren).

It is out of this alignment that the hostility to Jews as Jews arises, rather than hostility to Israelis or to Zionists.