Sentence examples for climate of argument from inspiring English sources
Mary Stott created a new climate of argument and restlessness.
What their rivalry defined was not a war of ideas but a climate of argument.
As if to balance a climate of argument thick with generalization and position-taking, these films push debate aside in order to bring home the sensory details of daily life for American soldiers and Iraqi civilians.
This isn't something Trump went into, but it's a good example of the sort of argument climate skeptics love to trot out as an excuse for doing nothing about a warming planet.
But it also supplied the missing piece of the climate change argument.
- After several days of intense negotiations, Obama hails the Copenhagen climate deal as a big step forward, but it is criticised by people on both sides of the climate change argument.
Here's how Simon Wren-Lewis, a professor of economics at Oxford University put it: arguing that the tiny amount of economic growth Britain has recently achieved after a years-long downturn proved austerity to be the right policy is tantamount to saying that global warming skeptics had "won the climate change argument because of recent heavy snow".
A criticism of the climate extinction argument is that the world warmed well before the creatures became extinct and so that could not have been the cause.
Gingrich said that there was "evidence on both sides of the climate change argument," and that he only meant that government should help pay for things like nuclear energy.
In this climate of Elba-as-Bond arguments (which is no longer happening), I could never ignore all that white privileged history.
