Sentence examples for poisonous state from inspiring English sources

This naturally set up a poisonous state of affairs between Franklin and Wilkins.

He might also fall victim to the poisonous state of Franco-British relations.The luck of the IrishThat leaves a plethora of Irish candidates.

When last we left the chairman and chief executive of Starbucks, in mid-August, he had written a widely publicized e-mail lamenting the poisonous state of our nation's politics.

Christine Todd Whitman, the former Republican governor of New Jersey, noted that many Americans, disenchanted by the poisonous state of American politics, have largely opted out, and that "only the most rabid partisans vote".

This is either a terrible sign of the poisonous partisan state of things in Washington or an indication that when it comes to things that you really, really need in this world, a Congressional budget ranks somewhere between a hurricane and another debt-limit debate.

Groundwater regulation has been politically poisonous since the state's founding.

Cowpea vines blow around the empty roads.The south with its ports and banks—has found it somewhat easier to escape the state's poisonous hand.

Its signatories insisted that British Muslim communities would continue to do everything within their power to prevent more young men or women getting caught up in Islamic State's "poisonous ideology".

But that's like praising a corporate polluter for trucking his poisonous sludge into the next state.

Misguided or not, the American invasion of Iraq removed a poisonous dictator, but left a state with historical divisions — a battleground of ethnic hostilities.

Jia sees his country as suffering a brutal new cultural revolution of money-worship in which a cronyist elite has become super-rich in the liquidation of state assets, creating poisonous envy in the dispossessed.