Sentence examples for hospitable territory from inspiring English sources

The Senate seems to be hospitable territory.

Wisconsin is hospitable territory for Mr. Romney, who does well among moderates, those who do not support the Tea Party, college graduates and higher income voters.

We learned their ways, and they learned our ways".The network of navigable bayous and cypress swamps veining the area just outside New Orleans was hospitable territory for escaped slaves.

Mr Udall, a five-term congressman, has had an edge in recent polling, though the state still has a large reservoir of conservative votes.The Democrats even have some competitive candidates in far less hospitable territory.

The most promising technology for combatting invaders may lie in the realm of pheromones, the odors that the fish generate, especially in turbid waters, to attract sex partners, to warn of danger or, like canines, to mark hospitable territory.

Democratic officials had been drawn to Denver for political reasons – Colorado is becoming an increasingly hospitable territory for Democrats – but had held back because of concerns over the availability of hotel rooms and ongoing union unrest there.

A sensor network is composed of low-cost, low-power nodes densely deployable over a (possibly in-hospitable) territory in order to monitor the state of the environment, e.g. temperature, sound, radiation and so forth.

But China's position in respect to its claim looks stretched at best as most of them are very far away from Hainan, the nearest Chinese territory hospitable to people.

And as Cathleen Decker notes in her analysis this morning, the contests will quickly move to territory far less hospitable to Tuesday night's big winners.

With a roar of discontent toward the political establishment, New Hampshire voters sent the presidential contest into what seems likely to be an extended march that will quickly move to territory far less hospitable to Tuesday night's big winners, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.

The most probable scenario is that small human groups scattered at a low density throughout the territory, retreated in bad times to more hospitable areas such as the Moroccan Atlas Mountains and the Ethiopian Highlands.