Sentence examples for less congenial for from inspiring English sources

But what residents call the second Harlem Renaissance has made the neighborhood less congenial for poorer residents who may want a cheap liquor store, a bodega that accepts food stamps or a place to cash welfare checks.

Pakistan's infamous Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) helped put these religious "students", or Taliban, in power by giving them military support, as well as paying-off power brokers who stood in their way.Fast forward to today and things look far less congenial for the Taliban.

Few Britons ever settled in Sudan, perhaps because they found the climate less congenial than, for example, South Africa's.

Other post-1979 matheial, the majority previously unavailable to eyes outside Iran, offers a less congenial unveiling for the visitor.

It is a less congenial habitat for those humans who require a diet more varied and interesting than stiff pretzels and tepid hot dogs.

And with the government in Islamabad enjoying an overall majority in parliament, the MQM has lost much of its leverage.London, too, had become a less congenial place for Mr Hussain.

The Catalan upper classes were relieved, for they had found the French even less congenial masters than the Castilians.

It would be hard to think of a line of reasoning less congenial to the rationalist spirit that has characterised many pantheists, for example scientific pantheism.

It will be like "Godzilla vs. Mothra," only less congenial!

Television is thus a more or less congenial industry.

Gail Busch found her father's temperament less congenial.