Sentence examples for that friendly to from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it's not clear that energy-efficient appliances are really that friendly to the environment.

There's just something about our public culture that's not that friendly to philosophy.

Still, the vice presidential question is not all that friendly to statistical analysis — there is no objective formula to determine whether Senator Rob Portman of Ohio would be a better choice for Mr. Romney than, say, Susana Martinez, the governor of New Mexico.

Other characteristics: Angus cattle originate from Aberdeen, Scotland, where the climate there is not all that friendly to many breeds of cattle.

Finally, the collected chip at constant cutting speed and varying feed rates and depth of cuts has shown that friendlier-to-machine chips are obtained when machining austenitic stainless steels than duplex stainless steel grades.

The high-tech robotic geologist chewed up and digested it in a chemical analyzer, discovering that the Red Planet once hosted habitats that were friendly to living things.

That was when Yugoslavia was a Communist country — but a Communist country that was friendly to the West.

My professor Catherine Sheehy says, among other things, that a dramaturg is an in-house critic that is friendly to the production.

And the inspector general for the Department of Housing and Urban Development found that its secretary, Alphonso R. Jackson, had urged his staff to favor companies that were friendly to Mr. Bush when awarding contracts.

Critics, however, think that company bosses are able to steer firms to incorporate in states that are friendly to management at the expense of shareholders.

Companies should develop a method of preventing shoplifting that is friendly to the consumer.