Meanings of inhospitable region in English

Not a tree nor shrub was to be found in this inhospitable region.

Tibetans then were wild people who lived in the most inhospitable region of the earth.

Ferguson, therefore, was more than ever decided not to set foot in this inhospitable region.

How every one longed for a breeze to carry the fever-stricken ship out of that inhospitable region!

One wonders, in passing through such an inhospitable region, at finding so many remains of the Roman occupation.

Mr. Perkins met them at Erzroom, to assist on their journey through the inhospitable region of the Koords.

Tibet is an exceptionally inhospitable region, with a climate of arctic rigor, the people living mainly by grazing.

Evening was falling as we ran through the inhospitable region of sand and water and pine that engirdles Berlin.

Dozens of research institutes were built and top scientists were enticed to come and work in the harsh, inhospitable region.

The march through this inhospitable region lasted 60 days, during which numbers of the soldiers perished from fatigue or disease.

Russia received a more inhospitable region, embracing forty-two thousand square miles, and a population of one million five hundred thousand.

In reviewing all the early travels through this inhospitable region, one is struck by the frequent neglect of the question of food-supplies.

Indeed the extraordinary care he had taken to preserve the health of the ship's company rendered any delay in this cold and inhospitable region unnecessary.

They knew that they might travel for days through that inhospitable region, without falling in with anything that would make a single meal for them.

Ferguson waited for Joe with a certain feeling of impatience, for even a short halt in this inhospitable region always inspires a degree of fear.

Human figures not their own are seldom seen in these inhospitable regions.