Sentence examples for unfriendly to the from inspiring English sources

Presumably, no one would call President George W. Bush unfriendly to the oil industry.

Payment is not approved, for instance, for "claimants who are deemed unfriendly to the United States".

Those are seen as sins of omission by people unfriendly to the claims of Lazaro Gonzalez.

It was also aimed at suppressing publications that were considered unfriendly to the Nazi cause.

Some of them are extremely unfriendly to the human digestive system.

Another tactic was to incite tribal uprisings in areas where there were tribal chiefs unfriendly to the group in power.

And domestic production would reduce the flow of petrodollars that now help finance regimes unfriendly to the United States in places like Venezuela.

While neither party wants to appear unfriendly to farmers, the Democrats say they would spread the money further through environmental programs if the House Republicans would agree to the $275,000 payment limits.

"We were seeing a horrible experience where we were redirected to another webpage and then the whole process was so cumbersome – very long and unfriendly, to say the least," Levy explains.

That hits on a chord that's noticeable across Southeast Asia: unlike other regions where credit and financial products seem rigid and almost unfriendly to consumers, the industry in Southeast Asia is working to be more relatable to consumers.

The omission of numerals on our coins is extremely unfriendly to visitors to the United States.