Sentence examples for is more friendly from inspiring English sources
One to one, Lloyd, 54, is more friendly, but tentative, our conversation punctuated by yawning pauses.
Children can also get their vaccinations with a school nurse, in an environment that is more friendly and comforting than the average GP surgery.
Shea Stadium and its windswept outfield is more friendly to pitchers than hitters, but Cameron said he was happy to make it home.
Though Arabic learners are usually taught the formal greeting, salam alekhum (peace be upon you), marhaba (hi) is more friendly and informal.
Some of those who support his approach argue that the SEC under Harvey Pitt, the chairman President George Bush appointed last year, is more friendly to "the Street" and to business in general than was his predecessor, Arthur Levitt.
In stark contrast, the second generation of social games is more friendly and collaborative - in the same way as many Facebook users now value the quality of their online friendships instead of merely measuring their online success by quantity.
Is Butterscotch Records doing this with artists who are more friendly to this medium?
"The Japanese were more friendly".
Once, producers and publishers were more friendly.
