Sentence examples for receptive climate from inspiring English sources

Many also foresaw a more receptive climate for new limits on medical malpractice lawsuits and punitive damages awards.

Hundreds, indeed thousands of informal associations and then parties sprang up in the receptive climate of glasnost and democratization.

It's different now" because allegations against Bill Cosby, Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly and Weinstein have created a more receptive climate for people to come forward.

Leaders must pay close attention to employees' emotions the ebb and flow of their feelings and moods and work hard to preserve a receptive climate for change.

He had sought in Europe a more receptive climate for figurative painting than did the American art scene, which was at that time dominated by Abstract Expressionism and Pop.

To support Bensel-Meyers and to help create a receptive climate, members of the Drake Group, integrity's SWAT team, spent several days on campus meeting informally with faculty members and conducting a teach-in on their group's goals, which include the end of athletic scholarships.

In this newly receptive intellectual climate, research in the philosophy of biology proceeded rapidly, and the influence and prestige of the discipline grew apace.

18 More than 10% of respondents cited lack of a receptive policy climate 23 and lack of training in database searching 20 as possible environmental barriers.

Establishing a receptive implementation climate can be accomplished by emphasizing the important role that weight management may have in reducing incidence and severity of obesity-related chronic conditions.

A deep approach to learning is associated with perceptions of choice and independence and a supportive, receptive workplace climate (figure 1).

When public figures, whether politicians, entertainers, athletes or others say hateful things and they go unanswered that helps create a climate receptive to broader hate and even violence.