Sentence examples for anxious climate from inspiring English sources

"Everyone wants to be Napoleon... ...... Gerald Levin believes that the speed of changes in technology, the publicity, and the nervousness of Wall Street all have conspired to create an anxious climate for the executive at the top.

In this anxious climate, many Greeks warmed to the fiery rhetoric of an Archbishop of Athens who denounced his country's government for (very cautiously) curbing the power of the Church.

In another sign of just how anxious the climate has become, this columnist heard yesterday from several readers who could not get through on the telephone to an agency and said they thought the agency had gone out of business.

"Many Americans are already anxious about what climate change portends," the group wrote in a letter it had apparently sent to Congress.

Though Aviva's blast e-mail was a mistake, its employees were right to be anxious in a climate where mass layoffs occur all too often.

People whose jobs it is to provide services to the rich are getting an earful from those clients, who are anxious about the financial climate.

"Clients I pick from the airport from outside the country are anxious about the business climate, whether it's going to change or not.

Actually, between hot climates and anxious moments, Dr. Peters, 60, has probably sweated just a bit more than average in the course of a distinguished career pursuing deadly new viral diseases around the world.

It boasts an array of sublime backdrops and a yearning score, but the climate of feeling is anxious and inward, encapsulated in Stiller's darting gaze, and the movie itself keeps glancing backward, at the lost and the obsolete.

He said business operators around the nation were anxious about investing in an uncertain business climate given the new policies coming out of Washington.

Anxious greens switched to another losing cause, mitigating climate change, and the Hard Rock Café took down its sign.The world is now doing better by its forests.