Sentence examples for inhospitable toward from inspiring English sources

Everyone knows that no Syrian wants to live in a country as inhospitable toward immigrants as Hungary is today, yet Orban acts as if they're all vying to be there.

Judge L.T. Simes II understood why this was so: Simes had grown up picking cotton in Helena, Arkansas, at a time when the Mississippi Delta of Arkansas was predominantly segregated and inhospitable toward African Americans.... Simes immediately took note that Clinton, unlike most of the stodgy "old-boy" professors, treated black students with the utmost fairness and respect in the classroom.

We looked at long-term mortality, inhospital MACE, and major inhospitable bleeding complications.

And Gazprom executives will need foreign expertise to tap reserves in some of the world's most inhospitable places Sakhalin in the Far East and Shtokman, toward the Arctic Ocean, among them.

For decades, varying national tastes, trade barriers and the inclination of many European automakers toward creative design made most of Europe inhospitable terrain for Japanese cars in contrast to the United States.

But as he travels across the Hindu Kush toward the Tajik and Uzbek borders, he finds endless hospitality in this inhospitable terrain and enjoys much old-fashioned adventure of the tightening-our-saddlebags-in-the-early-dawn variety.

Would that be inhospitable?

The wind was inhospitable.

It's really inhospitable terrain".

He said Madison Square Garden was inhospitable.

The South seemed inhospitable to literature.