Sentence examples for too inhospitable for from inspiring English sources

They say the land is too inhospitable for agriculture.

One imagines frostbite temperatures, cloud-scraping mountains and tundra too inhospitable for trees.

Some niches, researchers speculate, may prove to be just too inhospitable for standard life but may just be tolerable enough to support weird life.

Today, stromatolites typically grow in places, such as salty lagoons in Australia or ice-covered lakes in Antarctica, that are too inhospitable for most life-forms.

The Earth is estimated to be about 4.5 billion years old but the planet's hostile, meteorite-bombarded environment is thought to have been too inhospitable for life to get going until about 3.8 billion years ago.

In the latter category, North Korea and South Korea were forced to play their World Cup qualifying match at a neutral venue after FIFA ruled Pyongyang too inhospitable for sport.

Has the city become too inhospitable a place for real activism now?

The Amazon was too inhospitable, said 20th century scholars, to permit large human settlements.

Each reached the freeway barrier and, finding it as yet too inhospitable, turned away.

"We measured the temperature and the insect abundance at... the top of the dale and it was too changeable and too inhospitable.

The discovery dispelled the previous belief that its conditions were too cold and inhospitable for unfrozen water.