Sentence examples for hospitable time for from inspiring English sources

It was not a hospitable time for comedy.

Even with East Palo Alto's newfound media attention and some charitable support, the 1990s weren't a particularly hospitable time for minorities in the state of California; voters tightened access for underrepresented minorities to university admissions and toughened penalties in the state's criminal justice system.

They were artisans and aesthetes: scientists of a sort that gradually ceased to exist as the natural sciences grew more formal and mature.Mr Leach's compelling thesis is that 19th-century America provided a uniquely hospitable time and place for lovers, and especially collectors, of butterflies.

Matthea Harvey (author of Modern Life): Jynne Martin -- her book, We Mammals in Hospitable Times, is coming out next year with Carnegie Mellon.

Could there be a more hospitable place and time for Woods to change the subject back to his stalking of that record, as well as Jack Nicklaus's 73 career victories and record 18 professional major championships, which Woods covets most?

May is typically prime time for scaling the Himalayan peaks, as weather conditions are considered most hospitable then.

But it is time for all of us to begin searching for alternatives, to take those first tentative steps toward insuring that a world inhabited by billions of people remains reasonably hospitable to life.

The planet's surface hasn't been hospitable for a very long time, so life on Mars probably had no time to evolve beyond simple microbes.

How many times does Jesus have to be born in a manger before the world becomes a more hospitable place for the poor, the dispossessed, and those who cannot help themselves?

A more hospitable market for mortgage-backed securities helped.

Surely this is a more hospitable country for journalists.