Sentence examples for friendly culture from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the doctors are responsible if patients can't get the help they need; some surgeries manage a calm, welcoming and friendly culture, others don't.

Culturally of course this is a very different scene to the serious, though no less friendly culture of road cycling, where conversations are often about Strava, group riding and cassette size, rather than trick manoeuvres by dudes with baseball caps and knee-pads inside black jeans listening to hip hop.

As soon as we get on board any kind of public transport, teenage boys and girls, men and women, even elderly ladies jump up and beckon us over, even if we are just going a couple of stops.Correspondents love to complain about their foreign domiciles, but we also can give credit where it is due, and Hungary deserves high marks for its child- friendly culture.

And then, we need to embrace a sort of startup culture, an innovation friendly culture.

One example of a move towards a developer friendly culture is happening at Walmart.

Apple encourages anything but an open or friendly culture, Lashinksy explained.

Based on the dominant low environmentally-friendly culture, environmental and cultural resources are gradually deteriorating, leading thus to the jeopardization of the comparative advantage upon which the tourist product is based.

We don't live in a particularly child-friendly culture.

Both were soldiers of greater, or at least less user-friendly culture wars.

Some argue that a philanthropy-friendly culture will emerge only if the government gets out of the way.

"It's easier to foster a student-friendly culture when the building is friendly to students," he said.