Sentence examples for a toxic climate from inspiring English sources

In a toxic climate, Prime Minister Abadi faces formidable challenges in trying to enact reforms, redistribute power, equitably share oil revenues — and prevent the government from fraying further.

Leaders who display just the pacesetting or command style or both but not any others create a toxic climate, one that dispirits those they lead.

It's not too hard to figure out: in a toxic climate, where a woman's appearance is often deemed the only noteworthy thing about her, it is inevitable that the harshest critics may also be women.

This even though they were having a hard time coming up with examples of any commanders who had been removed from their posts for allowing a toxic climate on sexual assault.

(One of the vice-presidents is Nouri al-Maliki, whose autocratic rule over the past eight years produced the current crisis). In a toxic climate, Prime Minister Abadi faces formidable challenges in trying to enact reforms, redistribute power, equitably share oil revenues and prevent the government from fraying further.

It also makes a big difference to explicitly reward leaders and managers who exhibit empathy, care and humility, and to hold them accountable for relying on anger or other demeaning emotions that may drive short-term results but also create a toxic climate of fear over time — with enormous costs.

My experience tells me that if an organization starts with a questionable ethical climate, a toxic interpersonal climate, and leaders who lack integrity, then the organization will fail under pressure.

The prime minister's rhetoric triggered a furious backlash among the states and a fresh outbreak of toxic climate change politics after a period of relative calm, prompting a coalition of business and energy groups to call for cool heads and bipartisan cooperation in advance of Friday's meeting.

Malcolm Turnbull's decision to merge the environment and energy portfolios could lead to a breakthrough in the toxic climate politics that was unleashed when Tony Abbott rolled him in the December 2009 leadership coup.

Business and climate groups have also been dismayed by a rerun of Australia's toxic climate politics, triggered when the prime minister linked a statewide blackout in South Australia in September explicitly to the state's use of renewable energy – which led to brawling between Canberra and the states on renewable energy targets.

The prime minister's rhetoric has triggered a furious backlash among the states and the fresh outbreak of toxic climate change politics after a period of relative calm has prompted a coalition of business and energy groups to call for cool heads and cooperation.