Sentences with phrase «more hostile place»

In combination these help change the pH of the dog's mouth to make it a more hostile place for bacteria and to discourage tartar formation.

This changes the properties of his saliva, to make the mouth a more hostile place for plaque to develop.

«Without these values, our world will become a much more hostile place,» said Angaelos.

Not exact matches

While I don't place too much emphasis on econometric models or forecasts, it's of at least some concern that our inflation models are now more hostile than they've been at any time since the 1970's.

And yet the vast majority say their communities are very good places to live, that Americans are not hostile toward Muslims, and that American Muslims have a better quality of life than Muslims elsewhere, the survey of more than 1,000 American Muslims has found.

That approach is hostile, in the first place, to the idea of friendship which finds a special complement in a particular person, and still more hostile to the notion of a distinctive complementarity between the sexes, all the more so if it were to lead two people to want an exclusive union between themselves (since the assumption is «everyone belongs (and is useful) to everyone else»).

I might also add that if the obstetric and legal climate weren't so hostile against women who choose to birth at home, they might be more inclined to ask for help in the first place.

«The publication of the action plan and signing of the convention demonstrates the government's commitment to do more and help identify and protect the victims of this vile crime and is another step towards our other main aim to make the UK a hostile place for traffickers.»

The swamp itself is a magnificent setting, both magical and haunting, a hostile, inhospitable environment that, in its own way, becomes a protective haven for our two outsiders carving their place out of a community that, in its way, is even more hostile.

Kill shelters are disturbing, unsettling places to visit for those who care about animals, not to mention the fact that the more a shelter kills, the more dirty and neglectful it is likely to be, and the more hostile and poor its customer service — all driving the public away from shelters and into the arms of the commercial pet trade.

The messaging here is extremely concerning, particularly as courts are now already at risk of becoming more and more hostile and inaccessible to members of the public with increased security measures being put into place.