Sentence examples for environmental sentiment from inspiring English sources

For some reason deeply seated in the party's psyche -- maybe that it simply cannot bring itself to admit that regulations are sometimes good for us -- Republicans keep failing to come to terms with environmental sentiment.

"What we do to the mountains we do to ourselves," says the blocky handwritten text across the Native American activists Klee and Princess Benally, and on the face of it, you're bound to agree with this gently oblique environmental sentiment.

Arguments about the flaws of the agreement are thinly disguised rationalisations for an anti-environmental sentiment, which I am beginning to believe you share with the Bush administration.

Even under the coalition, where Ms Rudd's brief was held by successive Lib Dems, George Osborne stoked anti-environmental sentiment by declaring to his party conference that he would never "save the planet by putting Britain out of business", as if that were what those concerned with climate wanted.

While I agree to some extent with the sentiment, environmental law is only effective if it can be implemented.

Likewise, Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (ZIM-ASSET) document echoes the same sentiments, environmental discussions in urban areas are cited in relation to energy use.

Against a backdrop of lukewarm sentiment about environmental issues globally, levels of concern about climate change in Wales are at their highest for many years.

This sentiment cheered environmental activists, who think the growth of S.U.V.'s, like those Ford produces, has shifted automobiles from a symbol of American innocence to one of material and environmental excess.

That's not without good cause, given that the popular sentiment among environmental activists is that Keystone would be "game over" for the climate.

Disease clusters continue to concern the public, and public sentiment that environmental causes are responsible and must be investigated is widely prevalent.

"When we work on making our devices accessible by the blind, I don't consider the bloody ROI," Cook said, adding that the same sentiment applied to environmental and health and safety issues.