The camps were at best inhospitable and at worst uninhabitable.
Inhoop, Inhospitable, Inhospitality, Inhuman: lacking kindness, pity or compassion; cruel, indifferent – a dictionary drifts, open at I. I beg to differ.
Brutal and inhospitable, but at least honest.
The higher reaches of the mountain range are bleak, inhospitable places at the best of times, but for Garside - running alone, with only a small backpack and next to no food or drink - things were about to get really dangerous.
Built on an inhospitable swamp at the cost of thousands of lives, it was brought into being through the iron will of Peter, who needed a warm-water port and a fortress against the Swedes.
In the stands, there were a few inhospitable whistles at the moment of service – as there had been during Edmund's match – but on court the intensity of concentration and commitment provided a shield to all that.
A new exhibition at the museum, "Self-Interned, 1942: Noguchi in Poston War Relocation Center," which opened on January 18th — one month before the seventy-fifth anniversary of Roosevelt's executive order — sheds light on what Noguchi was thinking when he left home for such an inhospitable place, at one of the worst times in history to be a Japanese-American.
This inhospitable land at Mangapurua was given to war veterans, who spent many years trying to establish farms here.
Although just 30 years old in 1876, Remsen had made a reputation for himself, both as a researcher and as a teacher, despite the inhospitable environment at Williams College.
Males apparently successfully travel long distances across inhospitable habitat at a much higher rate than females.
