Sentence examples for hospitable enough for from inspiring English sources
In 2000 the search for places in the solar system other than Earth with conditions hospitable enough for life gained support from recent studies of images taken by NASA's Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft, which went into orbit around the planet in 1997.
The findings hint that the Red Planet once had a climate hospitable enough for microbial life to develop and evolve.
Images and samples from Curiosity's stroll along Gale crater hint that the Red Planet once had a climate hospitable enough for microbial life to develop and evolve.
Then the isotopic spike showed up in fossil mammal teeth from North America, just when modern mammals such as primates and rodents first appeared, presumably after a warming climate made Arctic land bridges hospitable enough for mammals to migrate.
I hope it's not too late to preserve a world that is hospitable enough for humanism.
We need for stars to at least contain some metals (heavy elements beyond helium), or they won't live long enough for a planet to become hospitable to life, which already puts us some 250 million years after the Big Bang.
At the time, the early years of the Second World War, Romania was ruled by the Fascist Ion Antonescu and was not a particularly hospitable place for Jews, but Manea's family lived comfortably enough.
But researchers believe the planet's early atmosphere may have been thick enough to sustain a warm and wet climate, creating a hospitable cradle for life (Science, 29 January, p. 648).
