Sentence examples for is particularly hospitable from inspiring English sources

Haidian District, a Beijing sector of 1.6 million residents where Mr. Qiao sought office, is particularly hospitable to such challenges.

But Japan has neither a French-style working culture nor is particularly hospitable to immigrants -- just ask anyone of Korean ancestry living in Japan.

Tropical conditions are particularly hospitable to insects.

The markets have not been particularly hospitable to publicly traded private equity companies.

Indeed, according to industry experts, IPO markets were particularly hospitable to biotech in 2004.

Zoe and Justin travel to games at Air Force, Colorado and Wyoming, where the fans, Zoe said, are particularly hospitable.

Yet brownstone Brooklyn is not known for being particularly hospitable to Mr. Murdoch's brand of conservative journalism.

Until Dr. Ryan and Dr. Pitman advanced their hypothesis, archeologists had little reason to believe the preflood Black Sea shore was particularly hospitable.

But winemakers discovered that certain regions were particularly hospitable to riesling, especially the Clare Valley and the Eden Valley in southern Australia and the Margaret River in the west.

But the fashion world is not known for being particularly hospitable to anyone above a sample size, so plus-size bloggers have banded together to form a community of sorts.

The New York City Opera has been particularly hospitable to Handel, but its productions come and go, often bursting onto the New York State Theater stage for a season and then disappearing.