Sentence examples for friendly to its from inspiring English sources

As such, Lyft has been working hard with regulators to build a framework that is friendly to its service without requiring it to play by all the same rules as taxis and other for-hire vehicles.

The site is designed like an even more basic version of 4Chan, and it's very friendly to its users.

The losses illustrate the challenges that the education reform movement faces as it seeks to elect candidates friendly to its agenda, which includes changing how teachers are evaluated and increasing the number of charter schools.

Other companies are making active steps toward making their company more digitally friendly to its employees.

His warning was heeded, and he was given the opportunity and the resources to begin experimenting with ways to make his company more digitally friendly to its employees.

Second, they maintained that in some peculiar way the Ottoman empire was more friendly to its Christian subjects than the tsar was.

That impossibility has permitted monumental social awakenings (for example, what Occupy has been able to do for Hurricane Sandy victims that the Red Cross couldn't), but the "traditional" definition alienation has never experienced an era friendlier to its sufferers, has it?

Facebook, in particular, has been very successful in its bid to move huge swaths of mobile activity, much of it ad-friendly, to its flagship app.

It's wholesome and family-friendly to its core; its variety of acts, good and bad, dates back to programs like "The Gong Show".

His own publisher described the book as "in part, gratuitously and tastelessly insulting to Johnson", and the distinguished Harvard historian, Arthur Schlesinger, whose own biography of Kennedy was widely felt to be somewhat over-friendly to its subject, called Manchester's book "long, deeply felt, greatly overwritten".

CORNER KICKS The United States men's team has added two friendlies to its international schedule, according to the FIFA Web site (www.fifa.com).