Sentence examples for become unfriendly from inspiring English sources
"There's a perception out there that the UK has become unfriendly to immigrants.
The equivalent figure for Mediterranean areas of Europe is the most striking; 85 percent of currently suitable lands would become unfriendly to vineyards by 2050.
Mr. Pataki's advisers and allies play down many of those specifics as isolated cases, but even they acknowledge that, in all, New York has become unfriendly turf for Republicans.
Buffett would better have reflected on the possibility that the problem with too much of contemporary philanthropy has not been the fact that it provides little more than a band-aid for big and intractable problems--but that it has become unfriendly to the creation of wealth that provides the resources to solve such problems.
Eventually, the farming landscape may become unfriendly to tsetse survival (depending on the species) but this may take many years.
Other unintended effects may occur as overworked health workers become unfriendly to patients, leading to reduced patient satisfaction, which in turn may affect the decision to use the hospital's services.
But as one place becomes unfriendly, spammers move somewhere else.
Unless the world economy becomes unfriendly, a second term might look rather like his first.
If your boss suddenly becomes unfriendly or critical, there's no interest in small talk, and a smile is as elusive as your last raise, you might want to start freshening up your resume.
Be patient if your female bird becomes unfriendly.
