Sentence examples for climate of terrorism from inspiring English sources

The current climate of terrorism paranoia has led to a fall in tourist numbers to Morocco.

What these people do not understand is that by fighting against my rights, they helped create this climate of terrorism and hatred".

In the current heightened climate of terrorism, Isis and more, and in the shadow of the Paris attacks, we face difficult choices over security, of genuine actions to counter them or the merits of trigger happy token gestures.

It was, their statement added, intended "to take the life of the journalist" and "create a climate of terrorism for all those journalists who persist in seeking the truth".

Here, winding paths follow the original haulage routes across the site, punctuated by grassy worm-like landforms, which serve a dual function as picnic spots and ram-raiding defences – an increasingly common coupling in the current climate of terrorism-driven urban design.

If there is, moreover, a current perception that military necessity excludes forced displacement as a crime, especially in the current climate of counter-terrorism, legal ambiguity may even encourage its practice (VDC 2015).

Paul, who shows a lack of understanding of global and world issues, attacked her for this on Fox news saying, "I don't think we really want a Commander in Chief that's battling climate change instead of terrorism".

But at a recent event in this picturesque New Hampshire vacation town, a woman took the microphone to ask the Republican presidential candidate an atypical question for a GOP gathering in the current climate, as fears of terrorism continue to dominate the political discourse.

The American climate of fear about terrorism has combined with this technological shift into a potent mix that stifles debate and free expression.

But differences remain on a number of issues, including government ethics, federal spending, stem cell research, climate change and treatment of terrorism suspects.

Perhaps the rise of terrorism, climate change, and the global financial collapse have caused some form of sociological damage that has turned us all into jaded cynics.