Sentence examples for a troubled climate from inspiring English sources

I find it offensive that there's a notion that the entire business press can be criticized for a failure to see the future once we're in a troubled climate".

Simply titled "Soul of Ice," Maclean and Lambkin's track, which will appear on a collaborative EP out on Let's Play House in early 2017, is pretty simple overall the pair layer a distorted 808 and funky sh101 bassline over Cleaver's speech about the troubled climate between Republicans and Democrats.

This constitutive vagueness has troubled climate negotiations ever since.

It is the loss of that very reputation – and indeed capability – that has troubled climate scientists in Australia and abroad.

Mr. de Boer, who shepherded troubled climate talks for nearly four years, announced in February that he would step down to work in business and academia.

Those close to bin Salman say he is sensitive to the troubled climate at home and has long tried to play down his status as a member of the Saudi royal family.

The new negotiating text could provoke the most serious rift yet in the already troubled climate talks because the Kyoto protocol is the only commitment that rich countries will cut their emissions.

The process is still costly, but it could provide a path for animal protein consumption in a future troubled by climate change and urbanization.

Known for his outspoken and critical views of the Palestinians, he is likely to further complicate an already troubled negotiating climate with the Palestinians.

The question of scaling global models to regions and subregions has troubled many climate scientists.

"I think that everyone's really excited," she says, shyly noting that Obama's JFK-like stump speeches seemed to portend well for citizens of the world troubled by climate change, America's long occupation of Iraq, and rumors of torture in Guantanamo Bay.