Sentence examples for count on climate from inspiring English sources

Count on climate change being drowned out".

The EU will no longer be able to count on climate scientists to support its international climate policy preferences.

What I didn't count on was that the climate of fear, tension and anger had made it this far, already.

But this counts on climate models to get these factors right, and it may be premature to put much confidence in that.

They highlight big food and beverage companies as among those that have the most to be gained from standing up and being counted on climate change: Their bottom line is under threat as extreme weather and shifting seasons threaten to disrupt their supply chains and drive higher and more volatile commodity prices.

This world should count inaction on climate change as a global crime.

Grumpy Adelaide theatremakers can't count on the climate change imperative to phase out the fuel engine and therefore the Clipsal crowds, either.

The world is counting on the climate movement in the US to keep climate action going.

It lost by a landslide, but the Koch brothers have also invested a small fortune in spreading climate-change denial and sponsoring the Tea Party (which they can count on to oppose climate change regulation as big government or interference with free enterprise).

The Obama administration is hoping -- counting on -- elections in Iraq next spring to create a stable climate.

Many activists have long argued that government cannot be counted on to lead on climate issues.