Our goal [in the college houses] is to facilitate community, and to the extent that someones behavior is inimical to that community, then the behavior will be dealt with. S.F.
"It is inimical, but that's not a question that troubles their business model".
The Greeks were convinced that cabbages and grapevines were inimical, and that cabbage planted too near the vine would impart its unwelcome odor to the grapes; this Mediterranean sense of antipathy survives today.
More and more it is beginning to look as if the success of the Premier League is inimical to that of the national team, and that it is wildly over-simplistic to expect one man to come along and make a telling difference.
We are only called upon to consider its relation to and possible effect upon the policy of a workmen's compensation law and we can readily see that it may be, as it is said the experience of Ohio demonstrated, inimical to that policy to permit the erection of an interest or a power that may be exerted against it or its subsidiary provisions.
Subsisting on nothing but grubs and each others' underpants, their Weltanschauung is refreshingly inimical to that of a cuisine and undergarment-obsessed west".
However, the recent fracas makes it likely that while some individual parliamentarians are indeed great parliamentarians, who come prepared with research, clear points of view and advanced public policy goals, the system as a whole is inimical to that very independence.
Our future reading, whether we turn or swipe the page, remains a long way from that inimical, illiterate Veldt.
Diuraphis noxia (Mordvilko), Sitobion avenea (F ., Schizaphis graminum (Rondani), Rhopalosiphum padi (L ., Metopolophium dirhodum (Walker), and Sipha maydis (Passerini) are the most inimical insect pests that depreciate substantially cereal cultures (Blackman and Eastop 2000).
