Sentence examples for growing friendliness from inspiring English sources

The season's main attraction, the felicities of the sun, dimmed in the light of our competition and our growing friendliness.

As awareness towards the problem is growing, eco-friendliness is today a paramount requirement for all space activities and in particular for the ground segment, fully comparable to other industrial sectors.

Behind this new business friendliness is the growing realization that each country has things the other wants.

Ms. Alicea, the 30-year resident, said she appreciated the new commercial vigor on Smith Street but said that she felt the neighborhood had lost some of the friendliness she remembered growing up and that most of her friends had moved to Staten Island.

Growing energy consciousness and environment friendliness demands the efficient performance of the mechanical systems.

Efforts to burnish the eco-friendliness of tires are growing, though, with an emphasis on reducing the use of raw materials — particularly the five to 10 gallons of petroleum ingredients needed to manufacture a tire.

But a new hotel here is adding to the city's growing image as a bastion of gay-friendliness.

Friendliness to the environment is another demand with growing weight.Transport is inching forward.

At the same time, a recent proliferation of local monitoring groups like Sustainable Seattle, Livable Tucson, Minnesota Milestones and Oregon Benchmarks show a growing interest in measuring the quality of life and values like friendliness and vitality in their communities.

The push toward friendliness and efficiency comes as Charles de Gaulle and Air France face growing competition from other European hubs — including Amsterdam, Frankfurt and London — for trans-Atlantic passengers after a 2008 "open skies" accord granted all European and American airlines the right to fly between any two airports in either region.

It feels grown-up, all this friendliness.