Sentence examples for climate of danger from inspiring English sources

According to Reporters Without Borders, abduction, kidnap attempts, harassment and threats to journalists create a climate of danger and fear.

After my family's horrible experience on April 10 at the Phillies' home opening game, letters to and responses from the Philadelphia Phillies and the baseball commissioner Bud Selig, it is obvious this climate of danger is not only accepted in Philadelphia, but also fostered.

The station is openly critical of the government, and its employees work in a climate of extreme danger.

When projecting things out to the future — of national energy policy, of the health of the environment, of climate danger — there should be no tar sands pipelines.

Nor has the poor business climate or danger of sanctions.

Victory would send a clear message about the power of the climate movement, the dangers of oil and gas infrastructure, and the dire need to grapple with carbon crises.

The findings highlight the limitations of relying on market forces to combat climate change and dangers of allowing corporations beholden to the financial interests of shareholders to shape policy.

For climate scientists, the dangers of hewing to reality have been apparent for years.

Beyond Lima, there is growing evidence of the dangers of climate change, and of countries' failure to act.

Ten years ago this week, Senator James M. Inhofe, the Republican from Oklahoma, used a two-hour floor speech to launch his campaign on the credibility of climate science pointing to dangers from the unabated release of greenhouse gases.

The ads brim with incriminating footage: Mr Gingrich sitting alongside the Democrats' hated Nancy Pelosi, warning of the dangers of climate change; the tribune of the people bragging about his speaking fees of $60,000 a pop.