Sentence examples for has been inhospitable from inspiring English sources

At times, the political climate has been inhospitable: this spring, when Washington was consumed with allegations about the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Benghazi and possible abuses at the I.R.S., MSNBC's anchors seemed torn between explaining why these seeming scandals weren't scandalous and ignoring them completely.

The resultant semi-desert vegetation would have been inhospitable for early humans living within or traveling through the Lake Malawi region.

At first, the cities must have been inhospitable, little more than defensive garrisons.

The park has been most inhospitable to Leiter.

The Northeast has been politically inhospitable in recent elections to Republicans, who have had a hard time mounting viable campaigns.

Let's not kid ourselves, as Mark Brown writes, the most widely discussed topic of all has been the inhospitable weather.

Which is that in recent years film comedy — unlike network television — has been notably inhospitable to women, or at least to funny ones.

According to the National Weather Service, the average temperature in New York for May, a customarily balmy month, has been an inhospitable 58.7 -- several degrees below normal.

The country has what has been described as an inhospitable environment for research and development, and the government here resists helping the high technology industry the way the Finnish and Irish governments have.

For a few years the annual fest has been, at times, an inhospitable place to be for the business luminaries and wannabes, watched by gloating activists, jaded reporters and wary politicians.

For thousands of years in the Christian West the homosexual has been the victim of inhospitable treatment.