Sentence examples similar to toxic confrontations from inspiring English sources
Robert Emerson, a security analyst specialising on Russia and eastern Europe, said: "The more this goes on, more is the danger from something going wrong, and, in the current febrile atmosphere, the increasingly toxic confrontation, this could have severe unintended consequences".
Her Kleiner Perkins suit, though unsuccessful, has prompted what many have called the "Pao effect" — a rising tide of conversation and confrontation regarding toxic culture in the VC world.
Mara and Mendelsohn have a compellingly toxic chemistry together and their initial confrontation is intriguingly tense.
Those group dynamics – which are at play in almost every community – are what keeps toxic people free to continue their behaviours without confrontation or expectation of accountability.
"That toxic environment has allowed his supporters, and those who seek confrontation, to come together in violence" Kasich said.
"Social media companies have avoided any real confrontation with the fact that their product is toxic and out of control," said Mary Anne Franks, University of Miami law professor and president of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich accused Trump of creating a "toxic environment [that] has allowed his supporters and those who sometimes seek confrontation to come together in violence".
"Donald Trump has created a toxic environment, and a toxic environment has allowed his supporters and those who sometimes seek confrontation to come together in violence".
Confrontations between principals fizzle.
These confrontations occur regularly.
