Sentence examples for generating a climate of from inspiring English sources
Now they are being accused of generating a climate of fear and skewing the judicial process.
In the note, "How to handle backlash against offshore services," two Gartner analysts, Rolf Jester and Partha Iyengar, warn, "To ignore the problem, or to pretend it is not real, is to allow negative perceptions to fester, generating a climate of opinion in which selling becomes more difficult".
There's evidence of a pendulum swing in the opposite direction, as a rapid rise in work absences and sick leave due to depression seems to be generating a climate of frustration at the impact on colleagues and now even suspicion about the way some people obtain and use a diagnosis.
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.
It has begun to generate a climate of fear among the theatre-makers I speak to, with conflicting advice spreading like wildfire.
"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.
But Mr. Chacón also insinuated that the attack could have come from a conspiratorial antigovernment group seeking to "generate a climate of irritation" before a referendum in February over lifting Mr. Chávez's term limits.
[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.
"What is wrong with taking a series of steps which would help to generate a climate of confidence amongst the key players in the region?" Jose M. Bustani, director general of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, said yesterday in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly.
I think that if you live under a dictatorship for many years people do not like to trust one another - a dictatorship generates a climate of mistrust," she said.
But the chairman of the parliamentary majority group, Amadou Damaro Camara, claimed that the opposition itself was trying to generate a "climate of instability".
