Sentence examples for inhospitable cities from inspiring English sources

And to rub salt into that already inflamed wound, there are few countries that will suffer more from rising average temperatures (as in forest fires, increasingly inhospitable cities, and drought-devastated rural economies) and rising sea levels.

Now the workers — 27 Ukrainians (including a woman), 7 Bulgarians and 1 Nepalese — are marooned here, living in one of the world's hottest and most inhospitable cities in an abandoned building next to the construction site and lacking the documents they need to leave the country.

Combining the perfect combination of traditional pub comforts with student prices, the central London pub offers an oasis of calm as you catch up with course mates and forget about the stresses of being a student in this sometimes inhospitable city.

A weary hello from O'Hare Airport in Chicago, Illinois – the world's coldest and most inhospitable airport, right in the frozen heart of the world's coldest and most inhospitable city.

In this very unfriendly and inhospitable city, a Somali American named Shafi is one of the few residents who goes out of his way to help the kids.

Both of these possibilities assume that ants respond to medians as "islands" of forest-like habitat in a sea of inhospitable city.

A year ago, he founded the Dyckman Republican Committee in the Washington Heights/Inwood area, a particularly Republican-inhospitable part of a particularly Republican-inhospitable city.

Consequently, we had to climb to an altitude inhospitable to city folk.

The trees are brought to life through colorful descriptions and black-and-white photographs that capture their majestic spans and soaring heights, as well as their perseverance in a city inhospitable to nature.

Business groups argue that high taxes and strict regulations already make the city inhospitable to small businesses, and they say the paid sick-leave requirement would damage businesses that cannot afford to compensate employees for days off, prompting them to lay off workers.

Not a day goes by when Jenny doesn't think back to the ease of her kids' lives in Santa Monica and question herself for moving them to such an inhospitable and physically overwhelming city.