Sentence examples for been very hospitable to from inspiring English sources

"Moscow's never been very hospitable to newcomers," says Alexandr Verkhovsky, who runs the Sova Center, which tracks xenophobia in Russia.

Texas has been very hospitable to Johnson over the years, and Houston, the energy capital of the world, is one of the few places where large-scale building goes on today.

What's more, the ancient environment around Gale crater does not appear to have been very hospitable to life, new analyses reported in the Science papers suggest.

Kabam CEO Kevin Chou has already alluded to loose plans for an eventual IPO, but public markets have not been very hospitable to U.S. freemium gaming companies with Zynga's valuation down to around $2 billion from a $14 billion figure before it filed its S-1.

— The Obama White House, writes critic Nate Chinen, has been very hospitable to jazz.

Apparently these folks believe Texas is very hospitable to newcomers and new ideas.

But, because we also need nature, we create a new ecology that happens to be very hospitable to wild animals.

But Jefferson was right: the microclimate turned out to be very hospitable to vegetables from Africa, Asia, South America and the Mediterranean, like eggplant, tomatoes, okra, lima beans, peanuts, garlic and hot and sweet peppers.

In a sense, though, the mere fact that Harvard is looking so avidly for his replacement is a vindication for Mr. Brustein, a passionate, provocative and headstrong administrator who struggled to gain acceptance for his company in a city and on a campus never known for being very hospitable to repertory theater.

The county government is very hospitable to the industry.

Society is very hospitable to woman travelers.