Sentence examples for creating a climate for from inspiring English sources

He said he was dedicated to creating a climate for artists to produce good work.

He now despairs of creating a climate for dialogue through his poetry.

Just after the shooting, Gaynor blamed "journalistic scoundrels" for stoking public sentiment against him and creating a climate for violence.

STPs are helpful in driving collaboration; in integrating health and social care; in creating a climate for change.

Instead, they defined their roles as creating a climate for change, then spreading the lessons of both successes and failures.

Senator Inouye is unlikely to agree easily to Republican spending cuts, creating a climate for gridlock as the two parties face off.

With some hyperbole, he attacks the government for creating "a climate of fear" for opponents, which includes smearing Tory supporters from behind the protection of parliamentary privilege.

This is creating a climate of fear for gay players.

After its Islamic revolution, Iran nationalized many industries and much property, creating a climate of uncertainty for foreign investors.

Complicating the whole situation, she says, is the increasing fragmentation of political parties, which has created a climate for corruption.

"The D.O.E. has absolutely created a climate for these types of scandals to happen," Michael Mulgrew, the president of the teachers' union, said in an interview.