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"For those that rely heavily on cheap labor as an advantage, China may seem to be an increasingly unwelcoming place, " he said.

A year ago it was an unwelcoming and poorly maintained "park. "

The Nazca plateau in Peru: a barren and unwelcoming landscape. But it contains one of the great mysteries of our world.

The hush of the library and the unwelcoming examination of his grease-stained clothes by the lady librarian made him ill at ease .

While some were extremely polite and helpful, I found many to be slightly unwelcoming and almost rude.

Analysts now say that the pace of immigration is slowing, largely as a result of perceptions of some unwelcoming aspects of New Zealand.

In private, ministers are desperate to promote growth, and fret about complaints that Britain is unwelcoming to business.

"It was a dark and unwelcoming space, " he recalls.

Yet compared with Turkey, the U. S. looks unwelcoming.

Presenting an unwelcoming face to the world has political as well as economic implications.

One knows that in the away games we always face unwelcoming teams, but this helps us become even stronger.

Japan has the reputation of being a closed culture, a mono-ethnic society unwelcoming to foreigners.

Football-obsessed high schools in America's heartland tend to be unwelcoming to declared gays.