Sentence examples for more congenial environment from inspiring English sources
Tennis is a more congenial environment for rehab than moping about in the sun in Florida apparently.
Further education colleges can provide a more congenial environment for many 14- and 15-year-olds who have trouble fitting in at school, a new study suggests.
And importantly, Grisanti's victory gave the Republicans their single-member margin of control in the Senate, making it a far more congenial environment for issues that matter to Conservatives.
April 28 2011 April 29 201111 SL Wolcott and Walters move the trash-glam twins of their last dance into the more congenial environment of a cabaret at Joe's Pub.
Having spent so long fighting bare-knuckle – against elite steeplechasers in small fields, often on bad ground – he may well find his cushioned weight and naïve sparring partners provide a rather more congenial environment.
Dissatisfied by the lack of a computer science program at Berkeley, in 1965 he moved across San Francisco Bay to Stanford University, which proved a much more congenial environment for his AI interests.
A lifelong Catholic, he left in 1523 for more congenial surroundings in Italy.
Someone who has succeeded in the rough-and-tumble, up-or-out crucible of a New York consulting firm office, for example, might flame out quickly in the more deliberate and congenial environment at a Midwestern outpost of a more relationship-based employer.
Insomniac now stage the Carnival in Las Vegas, a much more congenial and permissive environment that has lately become the Ibiza of North America, a place where superstar deejays like Tiesto have residencies.
To make your environment more congenial, you should put up reminders of the goals you are systematically failing to achieve.
I can't find it on the current A to Z, so I suppose it has vanished in its turn to make way for a splendid new palace of commerce, perhaps also housing a few modern rogues of one sort or another, just as the paper itself has presumably been relocated to a more remote and less congenial environment, if not to the footnotes of media history.
