Sentence examples similar to Inimical influences from inspiring English sources

It is clear that the power-law index parameter and curvature parameter shows favorable effect on momentum boundary layer thickness whereas Weissennberg number reveals inimical influence.

Bolshevism was seen in the West as a wholly corrosive influence, inimical to social and political stability.Ransome was one of the very few British journalists who actively defended the regime.

Consequent upon such influences was a change, inimical to idealism, in the whole style of doing philosophy, a change characterized by the development of formal logic and the new respect paid to the deliverances of common sense and of ordinary language.

The French and Russians were responsible for much of the bad blood, while the department largely responsible for American diplomacy in that unhappy hour was the very un-neo-con State.The one area where neo-conservative influence may really prove inimical to the interests of others is Israel.

The attacks could also force a Turkish response inimical to European demands to curb the military's influence and end what the European Union considers brutal tactics against Kurds and other government opponents.

The Co-op's grassroots members fear the plans would severely curtail their ability to influence the board's thinking and would be inimical to the co-operative ethos.

And if you go down to St. Mark's Place in the East Village today, you can still see Nico's blond inimical sheen and predilection for black pants suits exercising its influence on the kind of young women who prefer to be seen but not held.

It is clearly inimical to justice.

The two things are not inimical.

Disaffected means "ill disposed, unfriendly, inimical".

The sea is violent, dangerous, inimical.