Sentence examples for climate soured from inspiring English sources

But after the Egyptian administration changed in July 2013, the climate soured, as Syrians were wrongly perceived to have sided with the ousted government.

Related: Desperate Syrian refugees risk all in bid to reach Europe | Patrick Kingsley But after the Egyptian administration changed in July 2013, the climate soured, as Syrians were wrongly perceived to have sided with the ousted government.

On two separate missions, American teams began the search for remains at crash sites around Myitkyina, but made little headway before Myanmar's political climate soured and they had to leave, said Johnie E. Webb Jr., deputy to the commander of the Joint P.O.W./M.I.A. Accounting Command of the Department of Defense in Hawaii.

After a decade of political assassinations, from the Kennedy brothers to Martin Luther King Jr., and a turn to the right with the election of Richard Nixon, America's political climate soured for progressive politics, and Tydings narrowly lost reelection.

The event -- which provides a telling revelation for how quickly the post-election climate soured -- serves as the prologue of Robert Draper's much-discussed and heavily-reported new book, "Do Not Ask What Good We Do: Inside the U.S. House of Representatives".

But the political climate has soured further, lessening the chances of reforms or more prudent fiscal policy.

The investment climate has soured due to stubborn inflation, high interest rates and GDP growth that may dip below 7% in the coming quarter.

Since I touched down here in the summer of 2012 the political climate has soured dramatically with the rise of Xi Jinping, a strongman leader so powerful some call him the "chairman of everything".

As in many cold climates, sour flavors are used liberally to break up the monotony of meat and starch.

By the time Ehud Barak regained power for Oslo's advocates, in 1999, the climate had been soured by settlement growth and terror, and in 2000 a new intifada broke out.

The organisers' grave error was to tell the crowd that they were not obliged to vote for someone from their own ethnic group.Among the speakers was Ngunjiri Wambugu, a businessman involved in politics for the first time because he reckoned that Kenya's business climate has been soured by tribal squabbles.