Sentence examples for climate politically from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, another president is learning that perhaps the only thing worse than doing nothing about climate, politically speaking, is doing something about it.
Green activists say they are watching whether Clinton moves beyond talking vaguely about the climate – politically safe terrain for any Democratic candidate – to backing strategies that could make a difference but incur a political price, such as imposing new caps on carbon emissions or opposing the Keystone oil pipeline to run from the Canada tar sands to the Gulf Coast.
We kept talking about how relevant the play seemed to the modern climate, politically and socially: the Russian aristocracy is just like the American middle class!
A Cool Climate, Politically Maine, which voted for Al Gore 49percentto44percentcent in the 2000 presidential election, does not exactly roll out the red bunting for the president.
If the only criticism of the current political climate was politically motivated, and came from political parties with a murky past of their own (like the Congress), it would not be so much of an issue.
If his battles seemed larger than they really were, it was because Ali made himself a lightning rod in a climate so politically charged.
"Some of it is the climate there, politically speaking, and part of it is the sheer number of drivers they have there and their needs to survive on the road".
In the current climate of politically-charged rhetoric around issues of religion and culture, one can imagine an avalanche of controversy.
One of the rap world's foremost names will be in Chicago Thursday for a unique event addressing how today's political climate has impacted politically-engaged hip-hop.
He's long invested in greener California politics, and making climate disaster a politically crucial national issue is his Cause One — like the TV spot..
But in Republican political circles, speaking out on the issue, let alone pushing climate policy, is politically dangerous.
