Sentence examples for decent climate from inspiring English sources

When you factor in the decent climate, especially for those willing to travel further south, then you can understand why so many of us are choosing to make France our second home.

The characters in the film all live in Austin, Texas, which is not really in their favour but at least has a college of its own, a community which caters for it proudly and a decent climate.

US courtrooms will hear cases on the responsibility to provide a decent climate future for our children.

Teenagers Sue US Govt for Decent Climate, seeking to establish the legal right to a healthy atmosphere and stable climate for the youngest and future generations.

OO Koch-Funded Groups Continue Assaulting Kansas Clean Energy Law again... OO All US Citizens, Present and Future, Deserve a Decent Climate -- as written in the US Declaration of Independence: all men (and women, present and FUTURE) are created equal.

After all, for at least half of the year New England has a decent enough climate and soil, plenty of water and an abundance of seafood.

"Catholic schools succeed because they have to offer a decent intellectual climate to attract students.

There is an Aldrin et al paper, published some time ago – which gave a decent constraint on climate sensitivity, though nothing particularly surprising or interesting IMO.

Earlier, Bennett announced that 90% of people in England and Wales would have a Green party candidate to vote for at the general election and identified the campaign's six key themes as a public NHS, a fair economy, decent homes, safe climate, free education and better transport.

It will soon be to the rest of world what Bournemouth is to the UK: peripheral, with a mild climate, relatively decent standard of living and full of old people; a good place for budget holidays and a favourite venue for conferences.

As a result, the US government now fails to provide adequately for basic public services such as modern infrastructure (fast rail, improved waste treatment, broadband), renewable energy to fight climate change, decent schools, and healthcare financing for those who cannot afford it.