Sentence examples for hospitable to a from inspiring English sources

It's an uphill fight against Senator Juan Hinojosa, Democrat of McAllen, on turf more hospitable to a Democrat.

The drug's principal effect is to prevent ovulation, but it may also make the lining of the uterus less hospitable to a fertilized egg.

It's unclear whether Washington's workday culture will be hospitable to a routine midday sleep, but Turissini said he hopes fast-paced professionals will at least try it.

I was never quite sure if the lower Hudson would be hospitable to a misplaced crab, but it had to be better than riding the PATH.

But the National Museum of Women in the Arts reminds us that not every old building is hospitable to a museum's needs.

But now the paper faces another challenge in the form of a new military leadership -- one not always hospitable to a free press -- running the world's youngest state, one that gained independence only last year.

It offers three meaty roles to chew on, which is why in London it proved so hospitable to an endless succession of stand-up comics and character-actors.

The process can take several months, longer if problems develop or the patient needs other treatment like radiation, which tends to damage the surrounding skin and make it less hospitable to an implant.

Over the last year, her office has produced videos, pamphlets, booklets and other materials promoting its view of the United States as a place hospitable to all religions and of Saddam Hussein as an evil dictator compiling lethal weapons.

Turing, who was gay in an environment hardly hospitable to it (a plot element in the film), also made other significant contributions to science, including of course his namesake test about artificial intelligence.

Conservatives complain that the picture's vision of the future (the action takes place in the year 2154) is overly hospitable to century-and-a-half-old lefty talking points.