Sentence examples for more inhospitable from inspiring English sources

Across the region, the climate seems to have grown more inhospitable, more dangerous.

However, their earth was a much more inhospitable place than anything I had experienced.

"It's becoming a more and more inhospitable world for refugees," said William Spindler, an agency spokesman.

Over the past ten years the FARC has been pushed back into Colombia's more inhospitable jungles and mountains.

And now the Montclair of 2005 is more inhospitable to working-class families than it has ever been.

If you're in an environment where many people are blanking you out, that makes the environment more inhospitable".

Few places are more obviously inhospitable to anti-Semitic rants than the Brooklyn Chess Club, housed in the social hall of the Seaview Jewish Center.

It's extremely hard to get here – far less accessible than most public municipal art – and upon arrival, it is more physically inhospitable than the most uptight New York art gallery.

But if Billy Campbell and his exhausted team felt unloved and isolated after just five days at the pathogen-thwarting coalface, imagine how they must feel now – one of the few places more desolate and inhospitable than the Arctic is the midnight slot on Channel 5. Have you been watching Helix?

On the contrary, S. sthenodactylus inhabits areas of the Sahara that are far more arid and inhospitable than the ones of its sister species (see Figure  1), being the only vertebrate to be readily found in some parts of the Western Desert of Egypt [ 98].

Note that some types of houseplants will generally be more tolerant of inhospitable conditions (like temperature swings) than others.