Sentence examples for an inhospitable environment from inspiring English sources
North Dakota's frigid winters and fleeting summers make it an inhospitable environment to grow Olympic swimmers.
But an investor who spoke with Freescale's bankers this week said that Motorola was oddly determined to do the deal, even in an inhospitable environment.
What is less clear is whether the high costs of bringing those resources to the surface in an inhospitable environment can be recouped.
The Long Island Parrot Society is trying to change that and is helping find homes for parrots that have been pushed out into an inhospitable environment.
The work is "inspired by organisms at the top of the mountain and the idea that creatures can actually survive in such an inhospitable environment," Ms. Eastman said.
It's an inhospitable environment even before the dropships descend, leaving clouds of dust and grit to obscure the ruthless invaders they deposit.
Mr. Munch admitted that he sees in Sarah's frustration with mainstream society some of his own conflicts, having toiled for years as an independent artist in an increasingly inhospitable environment.
Furthermore, Mr. Pataki seems not to realize that the majority of his victims are immigrants, who are struggling to create a better life in an increasingly inhospitable environment.
In an increasingly inhospitable environment, many dot-com companies that seemed destined to rule the world only a few months ago are abruptly dying off.
On the heels of documentaries that hoped to raise awareness by laying out the facts about climate change have come new ones showing the consequences of our behavior through spectacular images of an increasingly inhospitable environment.
"It's an incredibly inhospitable environment for music, so it's all the more exciting to discover that there is a vibrant underground music scene centered in Tehran that includes rock, hip-hop, heavy metal, jazz, funk," Austin Dacey, an adviser to Freemuse, the World Forum on Music and Censorship, said by telephone last month.
