Sentence examples for increasingly hospitable from inspiring English sources

Until then, American surveillance drones are going to fly over a growing desert that's increasingly hospitable to its enemies.

But, in a country full of militias and increasingly hospitable to Islamist extremists, his offensive may yet provide a small hope for stability.

But, starting in the late 1980's, propelled by rapid technological change and an increasingly hospitable regulatory climate, their use has become not only widespread but nearly routine.

At first glance, they can appear a classic example of the northeastern liberal — laissez-faire on social issues and, during the past decade, increasingly hospitable to Democrats.

Of course, in a city that's increasingly hospitable but still daunting to the aspiring urban cyclist, riding a bike isn't so easy, even for those of us who have been doing it all our lives.

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.

And the composition of the court changed around him, moving increasingly to the right, less hospitable to the arduous task of applying the facts of each case.

A second consequence, flowing from the first, is that the market feels less and less hospitable to individual investors, while becoming, increasingly, a playground for the big boys, the way it was before the creation of the Securities and Exchange Commission in the 1930s.

In fact, as Facebook acknowledged last week, one of the few certain things about Facebook's future is that it will be increasingly a mobile medium, and mobile – in part, because there really is no room on the screen – is an even less hospitable advertising form than a user page.

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