Sentence examples for becomes less friendly to from inspiring English sources

The White House's adoption of the "Volcker rule" has fuelled chatter that their influence is waning as Mr Obama becomes less friendly to Wall Street.Much of that speculation is misplaced.

What has evolved in the past two decades of fashion hasn't been the clothes; what has evolved is the runway shows, which have become more and more media friendly even as the camera-ready fashion itself has become less friendly to the women who wear it.

"Initially you have small bands of Europeans exploring, having a difficult time and making friends with the natives; but as they establish themselves, they become less friendly and more likely to take over their resources and eliminate them.

Governments have become less friendly towards capitalists and regulations are being tightened.

Wampler became less friendly with reporters after the Oregonian reported that he was convicted of second-degree murder for the killing of his father in 1977.

She said that in the 1990s the Bronx had gay bars and a gay public presence, but that in recent years the bars had closed and the streets had become less friendly.

Has the market in Spain and Portugal become less "friendly" toward young people during the last 4 years?

But as time went on, the Malaysian government became less friendly.

But Bain is entering a market that has become decidedly less friendly to the traditional huge leveraged buyout.

Indeed, the flows have continued to grow even as tax incentives have been largely withdrawn and as the BVI has become somewhat less friendly to dirty money.

Since London depends on them for its prosperity, policies aimed at making life harder for them will hit the capital.The tax system has become somewhat less friendly to well-off people since the financial crisis.