Sentence examples for increasingly inhospitable from inspiring English sources

Facing increasingly inhospitable states, the lenders have also set up shop offshore.

The other wildcard is climate change, which many herders blame for the increasingly inhospitable weather.

But he also argued that the Republican Party was increasingly inhospitable to moderates like himself.

Ms. McDonald is not the only musical comedy star who finds Broadway increasingly inhospitable.

Some once-powerful dictators and strongmen are finding the world an increasingly inhospitable refuge.

Nevertheless, during the 1850s, Afro-Creoles in New Orleans had experienced an increasingly inhospitable political and economic climate.

In the elderly, however, infection likely can disappear as the stomach's mucosa becomes increasingly atrophic and inhospitable to colonization.

The Lebanese and Jordanian Armies are increasingly confining refugees to inhospitable border areas with bare-bones accommodations.

The 14 deaths in western Arizona last week illustrated the fact that with greater police presence, people are willing to try increasingly risky and more inhospitable routes across the border.

That Danish Muslims would rally to defend Mr. Hedegaard, a man they detest, suggests a significant shift in attitudes, or at least in strategies, by a people at the center of a European debate over whether immigrants from mostly poor Muslim lands can adjust to the values of their new and, thanks to a long economic crisis, increasingly wary and often inhospitable homes.

With a swelling presence of Airbnb short-term rentals and university students, Santa Cruz has increasingly become unaffordable and inhospitable to many longtime low-income workers and middle-class families, and experts say the tech boom and housing crunch in nearby Silicon Valley is exacerbating the displacement.