Sentence examples for inhospitable with from inspiring English sources

The upper Rhine Valley is the warmest area, with a yearly mean average in the high 40s °F (about 9 °C), whereas the Alps are the most inhospitable, with a mean average in the low 40s °F (about 5 .5 °C).

Jutting out in the Atlantic Ocean, it is a harsh and magnificent territory, constantly windswept and somewhat inhospitable, with a landscape of rounded rocks covered in moss and dry soil garnished with persistant wildflowers.

The advantage of scaffolds is that they bridge an area of the lesion that is inhospitable with axon regeneration.

Director-writer Popogrebsky visited some inhospitable places with his co-directed 2003 debut Roads to Koktebel, but that was just a warm-up.

Snakes and insects begin migrating down the mountain to escape the increasingly inhospitable atmosphere, with thousands of ants and centipedes finding solace in the sugar warehouses of the island's wealthy refiners.

And yet about half of people over 65 face problems getting outdoors; for them the city is an inhospitable place, with its cluttered streets, uneven pavements, poor lighting and signage.

The contrast between the chivalrous hard heart of uncas, and the dirty, dishonest, inhospitable savages with whom Mr. Murray hunted the buffalo, is scarcely so strong or so mortifying as the contrast between the fiendish dignity of Faust or Melmoth, and the doting hag whose petty spite or avarice induced her to terrify our ancestors by assuming the character of a sorceress.

Rio Tinto and other miners have been scouring inhospitable territories with limited degrees of success.

"If the Home Secretary is trying to set up an inhospitable country with an immigration policy that is harsh and inhuman towards many people, then the sooner she goes the better".

"I thought, 'If this is what touring is like, you can have it,'" he said of battling inhospitable venues with poor sound systems, bad sightlines and generally ill-equipped for the needs of touring musicians.

Field jobs are often entry-level positions in remote or inhospitable areas, with the goal of moving up and out into the city for a more prestigious office job.