Travel is the most hostile space possible to start a company.
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Among Anglophone Caribbean countries, Jamaica is most hostile to gay rights.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito appeared the most hostile to the law.
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The region is the most hostile in the nation to workers' rights.
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And the regions most hostile to migrants contain the smallest immigrant communities.
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The worst possible situation — the deadest, most hostile crowd — I don't care.
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The debate in Charleston may end up being the most hostile yet.
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Values on these feeling thermometers range from "least hostile" to "most hostile" feelings.
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DeSantis says Gillum is "most hostile" candidate on gun rights 85003:58 p.m.
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"This is probably the most hostile time for Muslims in America," he said.
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Harris described President Erdogan as "the most hostile" to what's been happening in Syria.
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"Azerbaijan is one of the most hostile European countries for LGBT people," she said.
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The Danakil Depression is one of the hottest and most hostile places on earth.
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Among the countries most hostile to the European Union proposals on migration was Hungary.
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But really, it has always listed among the states most hostile to abortion rights.
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Trump, by contrast, promises the most hostile administration immigrants will face since Calvin Coolidge.
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I think because Trump's rhetoric was and is most hostile toward people who aren't White.
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Google is attempting to tackle one of the most hostile places on the Internet: comment sections.
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Tidally-locked to its local star, our world is a study in the most hostile of divisions.
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You can also compare levels of approval at the "least hostile" and "most hostile" points of the graphs.
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That means Rukmini Callimachi, who covers global terrorism for The Times, traveling to the world's most hostile states.
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American policy favors sanctions, but not isolating Russians and portraying that country in the most hostile light possible.
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It's the most hostile decision they could have made, and a very bad overture to potentially affected consumers.
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Were I there as a player, this is one of the most hostile areas I could be at.
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They didn't know she'd effectively be charged with winning over the most hostile and skeptical segment of the audience.
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By all accounts and measures, Turpan is a desolate place, located in one of the most hostile environments on Earth.
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At the same time, countries with very small Muslim communities, such as Poland and Hungary, are among the most hostile.
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Jackson was devoted to King, and accompanied him into the most hostile parts of the segregated South for rallies and demonstrations.
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Next week you'll see the climax of what was the most hostile feud of the season, and maybe in Bachelor history.
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He showed essentially no improvement among college-educated white women, the portion of the white electorate consistently most hostile to him.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechBut Becker didn't always protect a NASA space probe from the most hostile planetary environment in the solar system.
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Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Callimachi, though, is how she gets her insights into the world's most hostile and secretive organizations.
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Art has a way of flourishing in the most hostile climates, and artists under repression have produced work of extremely high quality.
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Those states, where pregnant women are most at risk of acquiring the virus, are the states most hostile to women's reproductive rights.
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Aside from that, I don't think even the most hostile media can point to a single reason to consider him anti-Semitic.
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It seems as if she's trying to create the most hostile work environment possible for Frank to return to, if he returns.
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"This could be the most hostile, least professional transition in American history," a former senior official in the Barack Obama administration said.
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According to the Heritage Iran is the most hostile state to US interests in the Middle East, with its threat capability "growing."
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Polls suggest that the French are among the most hostile in Europe to free markets, considerably more so than Germans, Americans and Britons.
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THE Salar de Gorbea, at the southern end of the Atacama desert, in Chile, is one of the most hostile places on Earth.
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The responses fall along predictable demographic and partisan lines, with men and Republicans being the most hostile, women and Democrats the most receptive.
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Kentucky in recent years has ranked among the states most hostile to abortion, according to polling from the nonprofit Public Religion Research Institute.
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It's probably no coincidence that some of the company cultures most hostile to women are those with the fewest women in senior roles.
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Their answers stunned even Luntz, who tweeted this group was perhaps the most hostile he'd encountered in his 30 years of conducting political research.
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But recent years have seen the most hostile American administration towards Israel, and Israel's battles have become somewhat more solitary than they once were.
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And why would Putin favor the candidate most hostile to him in last year's election but undermine the one who kept offering improved relations?
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"It's a safe assumption that Pruitt could be the most hostile E.P.A. administrator toward clean air and safe drinking water in history," he added.
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But they said this was the most hostile national atmosphere for Mexicans in recent memory, making their jobs both more difficult and more urgent.
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"I was just in a high-stress situation with her and it was like the most hostile environment I've ever been in," she tells him.
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Rights watchdogs consider Honduras one of the most hostile and dangerous countries for human rights defenders, saying violence and impunity for abuses are the norm.
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"I was just in a high-stress situation with her and it was like the most hostile environment I've ever been in," she told Underwood.
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Syria had endured "intense attack through consecutive waves of guided missiles", but had destroyed most "hostile targets", state media quoted a military source as saying.
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Cheika is looking forward to seeing his side run out at Ellis Park, which usually boasts the most hostile atmosphere among the South African grounds.
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"The most hostile group in America, with relation to Iran, has taken power," Rouhani said, according to the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).
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His climate plan is the most hostile toward nuclear energy — extinguishing all reliance on it by ending lease renewals for reactors when they come up.
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Throughout his presidency, Trump has proven incapable of building support for the wall much beyond the limited base of Americans most hostile toward immigration overall.
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Now his cabinet is shaping up to be one of the most hostile in recent memory to issues affecting women, advocacy groups for women say.
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But even still, the Rebel was easily the most hostile experience in my professional life, so hostile that I wasn't able to do any actual reporting.
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He is a nice fit for those Republicans most hostile to Trump, and his record in Ohio bodes well for his appeal in a general election.
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Zeman has said Poche was too soft in rejecting immigrants from entering the country that is among the most hostile in the EU to asylum seekers.
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Yet, individuals essentially can put their testimony on the block for sale, even competing with other witnesses in moving to the most hostile anti-Trump posture.
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He suggested he would align himself with some of America's most hostile enemies, including Russia and the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, to fight ISIS.
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And yet, a network of hundreds of Israeli "collaborators" within the Gaza Strip forms the backbone of Israel's security operation against its most hostile and troublesome neighbor.
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After what was one of the most hostile presidential campaigns in history, people from both political parties united, at least briefly, with messages of love on Twitter.
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Spoiler alert: Quinnipiac, one year removed from a Sweet 28 run, did not travel 2500 miles to the game's most hostile road venue and shock the world.
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"Many of our providers are working in the most hostile states politically, dealing with constant challenges, whether those are legislative or come from protesters," Thibodeau told me.
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DeSantis accused Gillum of being the "most hostile" candidate toward Second Amendment rights and suggested that he would engage in "confiscation" of firearms if he became governor.
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The part of the deal to which he is most hostile is the "transitional justice" tribunal, called the JEP, which investigates war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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A big check to the White House Correspondents Association bearing Donald Trump's signature wouldn't have brought peace to the most hostile presidential media relations in modern times.
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If Pruitt is confirmed and allowed to take the gig, he would be "the most hostile EPA administrator in the history of the agency," according to USA Today.
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On the surface, Covenant appears to be about a bunch of Alien-esque space truckers that unwittingly come up against the most hostile natural force in the universe.
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The places where tech employees want to live most — New York City today, San Francisco, Austin — are also cities whose mayors are the most hostile, often, toward tech.
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Hannah describes her falling-out with Caelynn as "the most hostile environment" she has ever experienced, and shares all her fears about her ex-friend's possibly shady machinations.
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"I was just in a high-stress situation with her and it was like the most hostile environment I've ever been in," she told Underwood on The Bachelor.
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Those who serve in "The Regiment," as former members like McClean call it, are self-motivated and self-sufficient, capable of surviving alone in the most hostile environments.
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Russia is our adversary, yet Mr. Trump's strategy stubbornly refuses to acknowledge its most hostile act: directly interfering in the 2016 presidential election to advantage Mr. Trump himself.
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The Chinese government knows from experience that attempts to intimidate Taiwanese voters tend to backfire, prompting them to back the candidate most hostile to its cherished goal of reunification.
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Pligin played a major role in one of Putin's most hostile foreign policy moves, working on drafting a law in the country's parliament certifying the 2014 annexation of Crimea.
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The country he's most hostile to could assume the mantle of globalization, allowing it to set the terms for trade in a way that harms rather than benefits American workers.
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"Despite the most hostile and corrupt media in the history of American politics, the Trump Administration has accomplished more in its first two years than any other Administration," he tweeted.
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Nevertheless, after nearly six months in office, Mr. Trump has already surpassed George W. Bush as the American president most hostile to reproductive rights and measures to promote sexual health.
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Over the last few decades, incumbent senators representing the party out of power have done an exceptional job of defending seats in midterm elections, even in the most hostile terrain.
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But Panetta got by far the most hostile reaction of any DNC speaker to date, and that includes Michael Bloomberg, who purposely included attacks on the Democratic Party in his speech.
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The next few minutes of the trailer are a montage of people gearing up for what looks like an all out war against the most hostile of the survivors, the Saviours.
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The Hungarian government, which has been among the most hostile to migrants, also announced plans to hold a referendum on whether the country should accept European commitments on taking in refugees.
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But on Wikipedia, as in the real world, the users with the deepest technical knowledge of firearms are also the most fervent gun owners and the most hostile to gun control.
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In 2007 Indonesia expanded the number of industries in which foreign investment is barred or restricted from 83 to 338, making it South-East Asia's most hostile country to foreign capital.
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And yet happiness, that tough weed, can sustain itself in even the most hostile of environments, as Kathy, the protagonist of the English writer Olivia Laing's first novel, " Crudo " (Norton), discovers.
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" Kim also hailed the "historic, first-ever (North Korea)-US summit meeting and talks brought about a dramatic turn in the bilateral relationship which was the most hostile on the earth.
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But the push is facing Dust Bowl-force headwinds in one of the states most hostile to the health law — from some Oklahoma officials and from residents who mistrust all things federal.
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Whether by buying bread from the local baker in a village in Afghanistan, or coffee from the market in Baghdad, he and his soldiers could tear down even the most hostile barriers.
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The white Americans most hostile to Latino immigration, by contrast, switched to the GOP — driven in part by negative media coverage of immigration like stories about violent crimes committed by unauthorized immigrants.
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All of that can help teams manage the most hostile work environments, like the New Orleans Superdome, where the crowd noise reached 125 decibels last Sunday, comparable to a jet at takeoff.
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But good news nerds, you can find this magical-sounding stuff right here on Earth—though you've gotta be lucky, and willing to travel to some of the most hostile environments on the planet.
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Does it matter that the President refused to stand up for America abroad and chose to align himself with the global political figure who is most hostile to American power, values and historic achievements?
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And with a much more experienced roster than Coach K's band of 18-year-olds, the Bearcats managed to keep their composure in one of the most hostile environments in all of college basketball.
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"The North Korean government's approach toward religion and belief is among the most hostile and repressive in the world," the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom said in its annual report this year.
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"Even in the most hostile communities for Amazon, like Denver and Austin, there's still enough support that folks could run a campaign off of it," said Jason Husser, the director of the Elon poll.
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The United States is seeking "regime change" in Iran, President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday, adding that the current U.S. administration is the most hostile that the Islamic Republic has faced in its four decades.
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"They worked in Ethiopia's Afar region, one of the most hostile territories in the world in which to conduct community-based research, amid sandstorms, temperatures of 22020 degrees Celsius and deadly venomous spiders," he added.
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A vote for a third party at this moment, to use Evan Blake's words, is "a dead-end political strategy of nihilism," a strategy that will only help elect the candidate most hostile to meaningful progressive politics.
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His speech, from the Diplomatic Reception Room of the White House, was perhaps the most hostile of any American leader toward Iran since President George W. Bush placed the country on his "axis of evil" in 2002.
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That an outraged "Sandernista" minority within an auditorium full of fellow Democrats would borrow the most hostile anti-Hillary chant from the most fierce Trump supporters speaks volumes about the progressive-establishment rupture playing out within the DNC.
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The 2277-year-old, who is now worth as estimated $200 billion, grew up in India in '4.23s and '24.2s, a poor country that he says was one of the most hostile to free enterprise at the time.
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In one of the most hostile regions known to humankind, conservationists unearthed an ice-covered fruitcake they believe once belonged to the British explorer Robert Falcon Scott, the New Zealand-based Antarctic Heritage Trust said this past week.
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For his next act, Watson will be asked to solve the best scoring defense in the NFL, featuring some of the best defensive backs of this generation in one of the loudest, most hostile road venues in the league.
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Take a look at Mr. Snyder trying to draw out John Lydon, who was known as Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols and who had to be one of journalism's most hostile interviews: Is the term TIGER MOM common?
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But two reports by the channel's parent network, NBC News — including a scoop that the president sought to expand the nation's nuclear arsenal — set off some of Mr. Trump's most hostile rhetoric yet about the freedom of the press.
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While the most hostile critics assail Chihuly as a craftsman rather than an artist, the majority grant the work its visual impact and technical mastery while acknowledging that it lacks restraint and a sense of purpose beyond art for art's sake.
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The Sierra Club's campaign comprises two ads, including one calling Pruitt, the Oklahoma attorney general, "one of the most hostile, outspoken opponents of EPA's clean air and water protections in history" and saying that Pruitt would not fulfill the EPA's responsibilities.
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The 20083-year-old had never sailed offshore for more than five days in a row before starting the round-the-world race which pits sailors against some of the most hostile conditions as they battle freezing winds and mountainous waves.
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The advantage empowers Democrats to pass a slate of long-anticipated progressive legislation, including measures that would roll back decades of anti-choice lawmaking, which has made Virginia into one of the most hostile states for abortion access in the country.
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Independent abortion providers care for the majority of people seeking abortion in the U.S., often serving folks with the fewest resources in some of the most hostile regions in the country, including the lead plaintiff in the June Medical case.
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The Sooners star scored 46 points, more than anyone has scored in a game this season, and Hield did it at Allen Fieldhouse, of all places, in front of possibly the most hostile crowd a visiting player will face all season.
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The most hostile attacks often took place on social media, where both parties and their leaders are fluent, but where the Five Star Movement is a pioneer that has made Italy a laboratory for experiments with web-based democracy and viral messaging.
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And one of the things that makes us so different is that we have managed to survive in one of the most hostile worlds there ever was, and we survive in that world with the understanding that racism and sexism are rampant.
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In an annual report highlighting what it says are the most hostile civil courts in the country for defendants, the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) on Tuesday said Florida's highest court has taken a number of steps that favor plaintiffs and their lawyers.
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" According to the latest report from the US Commission on International Religious Freedom, "The North Korean government's approach toward religion and belief is among the most hostile and repressive in the world ... known to arrest, torture, imprison, and even execute religious believers.
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Small state advantage extends through US government All these dynamics now intertwine to produce a Senate that is structurally tilted to advantage the portions of America least touched by -- and in many ways most hostile to -- the big social and economic changes remaking American society.
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The Bay Area may be the region of the country most hostile to public financing of sports arenas; the San Francisco 49ers received no direct public money for their new home in Santa Clara, and the under-construction Warriors arena is entirely privately financed.
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One of the first countries to grapple with gay reparation was Spain, which is fitting given the country's reputation — first won during the Inquisition, an institution infamous for burning "sodomites" at the stake — as one of the most hostile to homosexuality in the Western world.
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"There is no doubt The Wall Street Journal has gone from being the most hostile conservative voice toward Donald Trump during the campaign to certainly now seeming to bend over backwards to actually parrot much of what the administration puts out," the "Morning Joe" co-host said.
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But if I had learned anything from spending three days moving in one of the most hostile digital landscapes in the world, it was that lulling yourself into a sense of total security while online is exactly the sort of mentality that malicious hackers rely upon for their craft.
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Of course, it is easy to be relaxed after stealing a road victory over the 73-win Golden State Warriors in one of the most hostile environments in professional basketball while also becoming the first teammates in N.B.A. finals history to score 40 or more points in the same game.
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Even in the most hostile of Mr. Johnson's encounters, the voters typically call him "Boris," which attests to his first-name celebrity — a quality that analysts say makes him a formidable campaigner and still a good bet to win a Parliamentary majority when Britain goes to the polls on Dec. 12.
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Across all these divides, Democrats now rely on a "coalition of transformation" centered on the states and voters that are most directly experiencing these changes, while Republicans depend on a "coalition of restoration" revolving around the places that are least affected by them -- and often most hostile to them as well.
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The following day he flew to Singapore, where he chummed it up with one of America's most hostile adversaries, North Korea's Kim Jong Un. European leaders worry he's about to execute that same one-two punch again — this time with a strongman much closer to home: Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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From his campaign promises to jail his opponent to his pre-election lamentations that the general electoral contests were rigged to his vows to strip citizens of their rights for expressing unpopular political views, Donald Trump proved to be one of the most hostile presidential candidates toward basic democratic norms in the modern age.
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In addition to the melodramatic, and yet quite sensational change in both weather and landscape, riders will also be confronted by one of the most hostile environments for motorcycling in the Himalayas, all the way from Narkanda, Sarchu, Jispa and Leh to Khardung-La that also happens to be one of the highest motorable roads in the world.
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That officer, Gina HaspelGina Cheri HaspelTrump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan Politics must stop at the edge of intelligence for sake of security Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief MORE — recently nominated to be the next director of the CIA — was thrust into the most hostile operating environment on the continent.
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Finally, although, according to Gallup, at least 215% favor granting citizenship to those brought to the United States by their parents illegally as children and 22018% oppose building a border wall, President Trump has orchestrated a Republican midterm strategy founded on the shrillest and most hostile approach to immigration by any political party in a century.
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"I still think it's a little too soon to push the panic button, but having said that, we are not seeing the types of numbers with Hispanic voters that we should be seeing with the most hostile person to ever hold public office against Hispanics as the President," said Fernand Amandi, principal at Bendixen & Amandi International, a Democratic polling firm that specializes in studying Latino voters.
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As Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE arrives in Washington, D.C. this month to take office, along with his anti-immigrant, anti-woman, anti-health care buddies in Congress, the women of this country are facing the most hostile landscape for reproductive rights in a generation.
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