Sentence examples for inhospitable landscape from inspiring English sources

It has harsh, unpredictable weather and a raw, inhospitable landscape.

It is a remarkable act of survival in an inhospitable landscape.

Given the symbiotic relationship of an oppressed people and an inhospitable landscape, it was from there but a short step to a colluding axis of evil.

But what I did appreciate then was Le Guin's wonderful creation of the inhospitable landscape of Gethen; and the central bond between Genly Ai and Estraven.

The word "barbaric" continued to cause problems, but the studio stuck to its guns and insisted they were only referring to the inhospitable landscape.

That remark, made by a white teacher to a class of black and Hispanic fifth graders in Newark, was, for Jean Anyon, a window onto the often inhospitable landscape where education, economics, race and class converge.

Artist Alex Hartley has spent many years investigating dystopian architecture; creating habitats in often inhospitable landscapes.

Studies of Kalahari Bushmen and other nomadic groups show that hunter-gatherers, even in the most inhospitable landscapes, typically spend less than twenty hours a week obtaining food.

The southernmost island — i.e., the one most exposed to the harsh elements — might well be one of the planet's most inhospitable landscapes.

It is also a testament to the skills of Noel, who raised the bulk of the expedition's finance and organised the transport and use of primitive film equipment in one of the world's most inhospitable landscapes.

The idea that drastic, human-induced climate change could have an effect on global stability, particularly to the extent that it might spur mass migrations of people fleeing increasingly inhospitable landscapes, has generated a good deal of academic scrutiny and political hand-wringing over the past decade, and for good reason.