Sentence examples for not unfriendly to from inspiring English sources

Updike was not unfriendly to Harvard in later life, but he mostly disparaged its influence.

The Internet is not unfriendly to reporting; potentially, it is the best reporting medium ever invented.

Some consumer advocates have said the agency may simply be "picking its battles" or trying to show that it's not unfriendly to business.

But some consumer advocates said they believed that the consumer agency, led by Richard Cordray, may be backing down because it has decided to "pick its battles," while trying to show that it is not unfriendly to business.

"The council was already doing it before my time, and the undergraduates on the access committee who visit sixth forms are very keen to explain we are not unfriendly to state schools.

Holbrooke gave numerous interviews to local journalists and television anchors, providing blunt but not unfriendly answers to often hostile questions, and eventually winning a grudging respect.

While Mr. Watt is known for promoting lending to low-income and minority borrowers, he is not considered unfriendly to banks.

Age-friendly does not mean unfriendly to other ages: Our research identified place as one of four cornerstones which might enable dementia-friendly cities.

He is also known for promoting lending to low-income and minority borrowers, but is not considered unfriendly to banks: financial firms and insurers are among his biggest donors, in no small part because Charlotte, part of which is in Mr. Watt's district, is a major banking center.

No doubt entirely coincidentally, the very next day a group of former allies and foes of Mr Thaksin launched Ruam Jai Thai (Thai Unity), a new party that "would not be unfriendly to the military", as one put it.Mr Thaksin's chances of a swift return to power have been badly dented by the legal moves against him.

This week brought new evidence that, despite some posturing to the contrary, the administration is not exactly unfriendly to the energy industry.