In general, nearly all freshwater fish species are demersal spawners, providing their eggs and larvae with a relatively more hospitable and predictable environment.
As he wrote in the column, "I stayed with a group of pious, well-educated, relatively young and very hospitable fighters".
This, combined with our relatively mild climate, make for a fairly hospitable outdoor living experience, at least given most other options.
Gun-control advocates have long viewed Hartford, the capital, as hospitable terrain, because Connecticut is a relatively liberal state and already has more gun restrictions than most.
Soft cheeses — including brie, mozzarella and queso fresco — are more likely to become contaminated with listeria because they have a relatively high moisture content and low acidity, creating a more hospitable environment for the bacteria.
But what they do have, he said, is a relatively low cost of living, a growing urban core and "incredibly hospitable people and really decent people to be around".
Why was the liver so hospitable to metastasis, while the spleen, which had similarities in blood supply, size, and proximity, seemed relatively resistant?
On the other hand, a tree of the same genetic makeup would grow faster with lower overall densities, if it were located in a more hospitable microclimate, i.e. with adequate solar access, a nutrient laden soil, sufficient quantities of water, a relatively flat local, and without traumatic events causing formation of very dense wood.
Mrs. Hearn was generous & hospitable.
