Sentence examples for pervasive climate from inspiring English sources

He graphically describes the "pervasive climate of terror throughout the country, which is the linchpin of Iraqi totalitarianism".

But the Islamic Republic is still a long way from ending the pervasive climate of fear, even among the revolutionaries themselves.

In public statements, both have said the academy's problems predated the current administration and were more the result of a pervasive climate that demeaned cadet women.

Although inspired by a true story, Miss Bala avoids docudrama cliches and tabloid sensationalism, and instead evokes the pervasive climate of fear and confusion that has enveloped daily life in some increasingly lawless pockets of northern Mexico.

When he signed the bill into law, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said in a statement, "Despite the pervasive climate across the U.S. to restrict voting rights, Connecticut has moved in the opposite direction".

"Dr Ramphele has spoken of a pervasive climate of fear and intolerance in South Africa, where critics restrict their criticisms to their armchairs behind closed doors rather than risk their capital or their connections or their clout.

By the Eocene leaves in South Asia had become well adapted to an I AM type regime across many taxa and points to the existence of a pervasive monsoon climate prior to the Eocene.

In the latest instance of Jamaica's dangerously pervasive homophobic climate, a 41-year-old allegedly gay man was reportedly stabbed to death, his car stolen, and his house set on fire while his body was still inside on Aug. 28.

These difficulties become even more complex and challenging under the pervasive uncertainty of climate science and the uncertainty about the feedback loop between climate change damages and economic growth.

We spotted the coming backlash against private equity, as well as the pervasive presence of climate change on the global agenda.A golden year, then?

The pervasive effects of climate change, habitat loss and fragmentation, overharvesting, pollution, altered nutrient cycling, invasive species and interactions thereof affect virtually all Earth's ecosystems (Rockström et al. 2009).