Sentence examples for generated a climate from inspiring English sources

Postponements and delays, combined with 15 politically related killings in the last six weeks, had generated a climate of insecurity and fears that voter turnout would be low.

[Excerpts, Page B6.] The prosecutor's report reopened a window on 1989, an era of rampant crime and racial tensions in New York that had generated a climate of fear and a sense of vulnerability in a citizenry that felt helpless against marauding teenagers in the streets, subways and parks.

Our collective actions have generated a climate problem that threatens our future and our children's future.

Krakatoa's explosion generated a climate-altering ash cloud that produced lurid red, blue, green and copper-colored sunsets, and lowered temperatures around the world.

In a recent publication [2], United States Geological Survey (USGS) scientists generated a climate-based distribution model describing possible areas of suitable habitat for the exotic Burmese Python (Python molurus) in the United States.

Now they are being accused of generating a climate of fear and skewing the judicial process.

The threat of criminal conviction, he said, "generates a climate where people are unlikely to do that".

It has begun to generate a climate of fear among the theatre-makers I speak to, with conflicting advice spreading like wildfire.

First, they dated the samples with the technique called uranium-thorium dating; then, to generate a climate record, they measured oxygen isotopes, which are sensitive to rainfall.

SZ is a severe mental disorder with no precise knowledge of its underlying neurobiology, however, new genetic and neurobiological data generate a climate for new avenues.

"The Tuskegee Airmen preceded Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks, and if they hadn't helped generate a climate of tolerance by integration of the military, we might not have progressed through the civil rights era," he said.