Sentence examples for was inhospitable to from inspiring English sources

Abstract Expressionism was often charged with being a macho and somewhat chauvinist movement that was inhospitable to women, except as supporting figures (which was also true of many other avenues of society at that point in history).

The only images that would emerge from inside a courthouse that was inhospitable to the news media would be old-fashioned artist's sketches that CNN and the networks would later record and play during voice-overs.

They hadn't made much of a dent in the bureaucracy, and they had done nothing to provide universal health-care coverage or arrest growing economic inequality, but they had created a political culture that was inhospitable to welfare, to an indulgent view of criminals, to high rates of taxation.

His country then was inhospitable to a scrappy metals entrepreneur.

The Winneshiek fauna is dramatically different from a normal marine shelly fossil fauna, indicating that the restricted environment was inhospitable to typical marine taxa [ 10, 11].

Despite a quarter century of disappointing results and evidence that the malignant gliomas microenvironment was inhospitable to cytotoxic T cells and natural killer cells, a relentless cadre of investigators has produced Phase II data suggesting that vaccine immunotherapy strategies can produce antitumor immune responses.

The spirit of conservatism, properly understood, is inhospitable to fanaticism.

It's inhospitable to their external landscape, too.

The Moon's surface is inhospitable to life of any sort.

Much of its waterless expanse is inhospitable to plant and animal life.

Their culture is inhospitable to certain liberal ideals, like pluralism, individualism and democracy.