Sentence examples similar to a considerably hostile climate from inspiring English sources

"Our tax policies have created an environment that is a hostile climate for business".

The education spokesman, Brian Monteith, said: "It is a brave decision in a politically hostile climate".

Obama already faces low approval among GOP identifiers and a similarly hostile climate in Congress.

In order to found an alternative colony in a less hostile climate further south, he requested "a precinct" in Virginia, where he could grow tobacco.

In that complaint, Epifano lambasted the college for a sexually hostile climate she blamed on the underground fraternities.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's hostility to climate change legislation is making for something of a hostile climate for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

The bombing "will create a hostile climate for free speech and freedom of expression," said Kwamchetsi Makokha, a columnist for The Daily Nation, a leading newspaper in Kenya.

Miliband would learn the hard way that British politics can be a hostile climate for intellectualism.

"Ms. Shakofsky steadfastly advocated for her students' academic freedom despite a hostile climate," the nomination said.

He has, after all, been accused by media watchdogs of creating a hostile climate for journalists.

This illustrates just how hard it will be to achieve genuine integration in a hostile climate of complex organisational change.