inhospitable

It can be an inhospitable place for much of the year.

David could not imagine a more inhospitable place on Earth.

Some friends were up for this; others thought it was an inhospitable thing to ask.

After all, the 144-square-mile county could hardly be more inhospitable.

They stayed for six years but found the place inhospitable.

Earth might be a planet which would seem most inhospitable to such as these.

Most of the population lives in the north, as the south is an inhospitable desert.

What there was would be found in those inhospitable stones.

However, the area on the other side of the river turned out to be inhospitable to operations.

Some form friendships with him, while others are more inhospitable.

Planets of a dead star, however, are almost certainly inhospitable to life.

This really did not seem to be an inhospitable region, just strange.

On this inhospitable mountain face there were not even any trees.

With so much at stake, he did not want to appear inhospitable.

Christian and I were not alone on these inhospitable slopes.

Like us, they found special ways to be resilient in a city that is often inhospitable.

But why would they settle on so inhospitable a planet?

And it was into the heart of this very inhospitable country that we were flying.

They had little to drink and the terrain was inhospitable.

"History has a way of turning up uses for the most inhospitable places."

The Northeast as a whole has also been inhospitable to such legislation.

Looking beyond the man, he could see the inhospitable surface of Pluto outside.

Almost all of the other possible universes, they say, are inhospitable.

It was cold, and the natives in this part of the city were inhospitable.

It seemed like a dark eye that gazed out on a land inhospitable.