Sentence examples for febrile climate from inspiring English sources

In a febrile climate, even relatively small institutions are deemed too big to fail.

There will be actual conflicts of interest, and there will be perceptions of conflict of interest – which in the current febrile climate, are almost as damaging.

Mr Dromey, the shadow Home Affairs minister, said: "In the current febrile climate Isis needs Donald Trump and Donald Trump needs Isis.

He's smart enough to have learned from the recent Labour leadership campaign – in which managerially competent candidates were slaughtered for being on the wrong side of a visceral grassroots argument – that elites only survive in this febrile climate by pleasing the masses.

To make an album of instrumental kora music more relevant in the febrile climate of post-conflict Mali, Toumani chose to give many of the traditional songs new titles, name-checking people and institutions that he felt had played a crucial role in preserving Mali's dignity.

"In the current febrile climate ISIS [the Islamic State] needs Donald Trump and Donald Trump needs ISIS.

The former president of Haiti, Jean-Bertrand Aristoday today gives his firmest indication yet that he will return to the country in a move that could further shake up the already febrile political climate.

Sir Menzies said the Lib Dems had had to fight the election in a "febrile" eurosceptic climate.

Plus, it's possible that the perpetrators understood, too, that a febrile, populist political climate could be exploited to their own advantage.

He is a kindly and sagacious presence on our television screens and, in this febrile pre-referendum climate, has attained mystical powers for Scottish nationalists.

Provocative as it may sound in today's febrile and dangerous climate, freer and more flexible markets will still do more for the world economy than the heavy hand of government.