Sentence examples for change read from inspiring English sources
"The network's coverage regularly gives unwarranted weight to anti-scientific claims regarding climate change," read a statement from the Union of Concerned Scientists.
It seems to acknowledge that one-off "extreme weather events" can be linked to human-caused climate change (read: burning too many fossil fuels).
Here, his proclamations for change read like posters written by third graders: "All the pollution in this world me just cant stand it/Global warming make the whole world panic".
The White House statement on climate change read: "President Bush announced today that the United States has agreed with other industrialized nations that stabilization of carbon dioxide emissions should be achieved as soon as possible.
On a recent Monday, Onion writers gathered in a conference room, whose walls were decorated with framed favorite front pages, to pitch headlines—"Black Guy Asks Nation For Change," read one from Obama's first Presidential campaign.
19.30 Pylons, bills and keeping the lights on... Chair: Damian Carrington, head of environment, the Guardian Rob Hastings, director of energy and infrastructure, The Crown Estate Janine Freeman, head of UK and EU public affairs, National Grid Jo Butlin, managing director, Utilyx Limited Baroness Worthington, shadow spokesperson, energy and climate change Read more on this event here.
Given its hopefulness, its sense of possibility and the nearness of change, reading the magazine today is depressing.
"The Chaplains Corps First Amendmentt freedoms and its duty to care for all will not change," reads a slide in the PowerPoint presentation, released to Religion News Service Thursday (March 24).
"Times have changed," read the youngest aloud from our YHA accommodation guide.
"When people are pushed to the brink, the leaders go, the regime goes, the country changes!" read another.
If you want to understand the milieu that produced bin Ladenism, and will reproduce it if nothing changes, read this report.
