Sentence examples for foreboding climate from inspiring English sources
Andrew Light, an expert on environmental ethics at the University of Washington who was in Bali, criticized the Bush administration for insisting on those targets being sidelined, saying the United States had, in essence, rejected the foreboding climate projections of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which it had repeatedly praised in recent weeks.
It is not a decision to be made behind closed doors, in a climate of foreboding, by government officials with limited appreciation of the costs that will be incurred.
The mood is grim, foreboding.
In an effort to counteract that large, gaping, foreboding hole in our ozone and the seeming inevitability of death by Climate Change, sustainability has become the movement du jour, encouraging us to change our daily habits by recycling, monitoring energy use and consumption, and switching to more "green" modes of living.
"A Foreboding Thaw" (editorial, Nov. 27) is aptly named, for the implications of the Arctic Climate Impact Assessment go far beyond the Arctic.
The very title of the piece itself "Climate scientists undermine their own science by avoiding the best case scenario" is a falsehood, foreboding a fundamental misunderstanding of all of the principles explained thus far in this article.
Why such dark foreboding?
The weather was foreboding.
"My god, the foreboding".
