Sentence examples for contrary climate from inspiring English sources

I've always thought that, to the contrary, climate change caused a peculiar combination of deep dread and a sense of powerlessness.

The 2°C target had already been adopted at COP16 in Cancún 2010, but action has been insufficient ever since, contrary to climate economists' modeling.

After my column on Wednesday about how the nation's natural gas boom is helping reduce emissions of heat-trapping carbon, I received a bunch of e-mail arguing that gas obtained by hydraulic fracturing could, on the contrary, worsen climate change.

The countries' contrary rhetoric on climate change is partly informed by their differing migration opportunities.

All in all, the IPCC models do an impressive job accurately representing and projecting changes in the global climate, contrary to contrarian claims.

To the contrary, in a climate system still dominated by natural variability, there is every reason to think the warming will proceed in fits and starts.

Such a view by no means suggests that human history is unimportant in explaining the great pandemics; on the contrary, for the climate forcings on Central Asian plague systems to have any effect on human populations as far away as China and Europe, long-range transmission must be possible and the receiving populations must be susceptible.

On the contrary, in temperate climates we need tolerance of messy, weedy corners.

That is contrary to what most climate change people.

Contrary to our expectations, climate zone did not affect soil (G + M /(A + X) ratios.

Notwithstanding his claims to the contrary, clear evidence of climate change has been around for at least the past two decades.