Sentence examples for considered unfriendly from inspiring English sources

It was also aimed at suppressing publications that were considered unfriendly to the Nazi cause.

Yet, as a freedom-loving citizenry, few of us would want to empower bureaucrats to outlaw any vehicle they considered unfriendly to the environment.

While Mr. Watt is known for promoting lending to low-income and minority borrowers, he is not considered unfriendly to banks.

Considered unfriendly by the Russians because of his pro-Western views, Garašanin was dismissed in 1853 by Alexander, under Russian pressure.

Escalating retaliatory threats over the West's nuclear sanctions, Iran warned on Friday that it could terminate oil sales to Europe as early as next week, and it bluntly advised Arab oil producers that any attempt by them to replace Iranian exports would be considered unfriendly.

He is also known for promoting lending to low-income and minority borrowers, but is not considered unfriendly to banks: financial firms and insurers are among his biggest donors, in no small part because Charlotte, part of which is in Mr. Watt's district, is a major banking center.

Despite American warnings, Mr. Ortega has been building alliances with countries like Venezuela and Iran, which the Bush administration considers unfriendly and which are flush with cash from high oil prices.

The National Rifle Association doesn't call it an enemies list, but deep in the recesses of the organization's Web site is a long, long compilation of the names of groups and individuals that the N.R.A. considers unfriendly.

That, said America's ambassador to France this week, would be considered "an unfriendly act".

Even in a field like physics, long considered relatively unfriendly to women, there has been progress.

"This is considered an unfriendly place, even by Norwegian standards," Mr. Mosbergvik said.