President Trump told the chief executives that environmental regulations are "out of control" and his administration will focus on "real regulations that mean something" while eliminating those that he finds inhospitable to business.
The differences are in nuance and, although important, should not be used to relegate men to some far removed, distant space in the universe that normal people, i.e. women, find inhospitable.
Finding Boston inhospitable, puritanical, and cold, the father returned alone to Ávila within a few months.
Yet, like so many other black musicians, they found the United States inhospitable to that talent.
Mr. Belafonte's early films included "Carmen Jones," "Odds Against Tomorrow" and "Island in the Sun". But Mr. Belafonte said he found studios increasingly inhospitable to his ideas about what he termed "meaningful films" about black life.
Prior Ignatius found the United States inhospitable, American life strange and the pioneer Iowa conditions hard.
Ore-bearing rock formations were found in distant, inhospitable wadis in the eastern desert and the Sinai, requiring large, state-controlled expeditions to obtain natural resources found there.
He lived for a time in Paris, to study law at the Sorbonne, but found the French as inhospitable as the Québécois.
Quinine comes from the bark of the cinchona tree, which exacted a severe price, as it was found among the most inhospitable areas of the world: on slopes of the Andes Mountains along the coast of South America.
Before this "Great Oxygenation Event," oxygen-dependent organisms, such as the one-celled ancestors of yeast and animals, would have found the planet an inhospitable place.
