Sentence examples for climate for real from inspiring English sources

WHILE the vacancy rate in New Jersey's office market has fallen in the last year, suggesting a healthy climate for real estate investment, there is much less frenzy in the buying and selling of buildings than in recent years, commercial brokers and investors report.

A small number of environmentalists have come to believe that Mr. Dingell's newfound climate zeal is for real.

Bill Clinton told a conference in Washington, DC, that climate change was for real, and that some sort of action was required to stop the world from cooking itself in greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide.

All these initiatives have proved a bit scary for those still debating whether climate change is for real, or whether it requires radical action.

And, that's why I think food prices are going to be the first major economic indicator that climate change is for real.

We must continue to stand up for real climate justice, and the transparency and accountability we need from those in power.

All the indications are that climate change is here for real, so farmers need drought-tolerant, early-maturing, better seed varieties.

Whereas during an imbibition experiment the joints and brick mortar interface resistances influence the moisture transport significantly, for real climate conditions a negligible impact is found.

Consequently, intensity targets may become "meaningless" for real climate action contributions if they do not take into account labour productivity trends.

By cracking down on the coal industry's devastating pollution, President Obama has an opportunity to really energize activists and community leaders across the country hungry for real climate leadership.

There are ways to cope with the effects and avoid costly damage to our homes and communities and our wildlife and precious natural resources, but until our leaders start talking about our climate and pass legislation for real change, we're stuck footing the bill for yet another catastrophe.