Sentence examples for highly charged climate from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere was far different at the 1999 Ryder Cup at Brookline, Mass., where the highly charged climate left bitter feelings that lasted for months.

But in the highly charged climate it was seen as a slap at the Democrats who were just outside, preparing a triumphant re-entry.

But if leaks are not something we expect with papal encyclicals, they are indeed something that has shaped the highly charged climate change debate.

"Faced with the draconian penalties of the Espionage Act, the tremendous resources that the federal government devoted to his case (a half-dozen prosecutors and a dozen F.B.I. agents), and the prospect of a lengthy trial in today's highly charged climate of mass disclosures, Stephen decided to take responsibility for his actions and move forward with his life," Mr. Lowell said.

In a highly charged climate driven by fear, irresponsible rhetoric easily becomes the fuel behind hate crimes and intolerance.

It should come as no surprise that in the context of this highly politically charged climate, the final ruling in CPCF was that Australia could detain asylum seekers on the high seas.

Mr. Noriega still has the potential to disrupt Panama's highly charged political climate.

In a highly charged political climate, venting by the U.S. Congress is hardly unexpected.

"It may not be the smartest thing for shareholders, but you sometimes have to do things," given the government's large ownership stake and the highly charged political climate, the person said.

But in the present highly charged political climate, where mention of the old board frequently elicits memories of bickering, it may be politically awkward for Mr. Thompson to mention those achievements as he seeks to define himself to voters.

A culturally and religiously diverse cast of characters, the artists came together to form an informal group in the highly charged political climate of cosmopolitan 1940s Bombay, as the city was then called.