Sentence examples for being particularly friendly to from inspiring English sources

The Flaming Lips, a psychedelic rock band not known for being particularly friendly to narrative (or logic), showed up in an episode of "Beverly Hills, 90210" in 1995.

But then it has also been noted that both Reliance and Adani Power, heavily involved in infrastructure and also seen as being particularly friendly to Mr Modi, had jumped by more than 7% earlier this morning, as if the next governments' new friends could be spotted in the markets this morning.

The Spanish labor market has a longstanding tradition of not being particularly friendly to elderly workers.

I also knew that the job market wasn't going to be particularly friendly to me.

As the corporate home of Canada's oil and gas industry, it has long been particularly friendly to the car.

The first market for this little car is Norway, which, Mr. Canny said, is particularly friendly to electric vehicles.

Rasmussen Reports polls, however — although they have sometimes shown a Republican "lean" in general elections — have not been particularly friendly to Mr. Gingrich in recent weeks.

This court's majority has not been particularly friendly to Miranda, and if it really felt some tinkering was needed, it should have done a much better job of helping suspects know and understand their rights.

SURVIVOR: NICARAGUA The Sandinista government may not be particularly friendly to the United States, but it welcomed the 21st season of "Survivor" and the free publicity for the nascent tourism-real estate boomtown of San Juan del Sur.

The University of Pennsylvania is particularly friendly to the children of alumni, says Katherine Cohen of Ivywise, a firm with several ex-deans of admissions on its books which provides advice on getting children into the best schools.

This method is particularly friendly to software developers in that the data transfer and floating point computations are transparent to the software programmer.