Sentence examples for friendly to this from inspiring English sources
Many attorneys friendly to this White House know that order was egregiously ill drafted.
Almost everything on the menu is wonderful, and the unusual wine list emphasizes selections that are bright with enough acidity to make them friendly to this food.
T.R. called it "torrential journalism," and a particularly torrential contemporary example is a scathing account of Obama's own Interior Department by Tim Dickinson in Rolling Stone, a publication often friendly to this president.
Today the scientific milieu is friendly to this approach, and the idea that microbes are 'the dominant life form on the planet, both now and throughout evolutionary history' (O'Malley & Dupré2007, p. 155) is more widely accepted.
CNN says that the layout of iOS 7 is much more friendly to this kind of modular thinking and should make the app much more cohesive when used alongside the responsive web editions of CNN's offerings.
Is Butterscotch Records doing this with artists who are more friendly to this medium?
The Australian men now progress to the semifinals against Serbia, to be held at the friendlier-to-this-side-of-the-world time of Friday 7pm local, Saturday 8am AEST.
Perhaps the current conditions are friendlier to this approach.
Other countries, like Israel or Britain, may be friendlier to this type of research.
However it has strongly denied any responsibility for the Boston attacks and alleged a Russian hand in the conspiracy.Although it preaches Islam of the harsh Saudi variety, the Emirate excoriates the Saudi regime for being too friendly to the West; in this and other ways its rhetoric resembles al-Qaeda.
If a deputy in the ministry of education in a Mideast country that is "friendly" to the United States believes that this is what is taught in Israeli schools, where are the hopes for peace and reconciliation in the region?
