Sentence examples for except climate from inspiring English sources

This too is likely to be an underestimate, as the draft report did not try to value the long-term costs of any issue except climate change.

She was talking about finding someone to work in her garden, but she might have been talking about ill health, growing old, the task of writing about gardens, almost anything except climate.

Except climate these factors are modifiable and changeable with respect to time.

No problem, that is, except climate change.

We could chalk it up to a one-time anomaly, except climate change is loading the dice and making these arid conditions more and more likely.

We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men, except climate scientists, are created superior to all other creatures on God's earth; that we are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights, and chief among these is the headlong pursuit of happiness without regard to the tireless whining and warnings of scientists.

Nothing except that climate change changes everything.

Except the climate is a lot less predictable now.

Not only does it have the capacity to cut the cost in the UK of petrol, heating oil and the price per therm of gas, which tends to track the oil price, the falling price of crude does everything a chancellor might want – except promote climate change policies.

But none, arguably, is clearly apocalyptic except one: climate change.

The science has been clear for a long time, and supposedly nearly every country in the world with the exception of Saudi Arabia has excepted the problem of climate change and the need to reduce carbon emissions for the best part of 20 years.