Sentence examples for climate stands from inspiring English sources

This hostile climate stands in sharp contrast to the post-World-War II history of economic growth.

But as the campus climate stands currently, "I would not be comfortable with my younger sister coming here," he said.

On the Pacific Ocean in the Outer Sunset neighborhood of San Francisco — not as popular a residential area as it might sound, because of its foggy, windy climate — stand a 1949 Modernist gem of a house and its sleek, separate addition, in a garden that is enormous by this city's standards.

The full report can be downloaded here: The Political Benefits of Taking a Pro-Climate Stand in 2012.

Last week, the Yale Project on Climate Communication issued a memo that appears to have been read at the White House: "The Political Benefits to Taking a Pro-Climate Stand in 2013".

The short answer is that – at the national level and among ten key swing states – taking a pro-climate stand appears to benefit candidates more than hurt them with registered voters.

Despite his reservations, Thorne says climate science stands to benefit from Muller's project.

At the end of one of the most bizarre weather years in American history, climate research stands at a crossroads.

The global fund set up to channel money to developing countries to combat dangerous climate change stands practically empty, with the largest pledge coming from a country that has no obligation to provide money at all.

Among these challenges, climate change stands as the one with perhaps the most overwhelming potential consequences and the power to impact literally everyone's lives.

If the Paris climate agreement stands, and the world heats to disastrous levels, these same leaders are likely to pour much more money than what's needed to fix the climate crisis into what the Pentagon calls "militarized adaptation".