So instead of dismissing those approaches, I would rather ask, "Where is the leadership in government, in the private sector, and in the media, to help make greenhouse gases as offensive to us as cigarette smoke has become?" MARK KINNUCAN Huntington Station, N.Y., Sept. 1 The writer is chairman of the Long Island Group of the Sierra Club.
By the 80's they have become increasingly heavily marked; and, as if breaking from the crosses that held down the early drawings, they begin to spin, twirl and thrust furiously.
And once again the badge of honour of joining the zone would have become a mark of humiliation.The coalition government insists that it can avoid a rescue.
Recently, it seems to have become the mark of a really A-list historical disaster that it has featured on Doctor Who.
The fire-blackened timbers and gash in the roof of the neat, daffodil-yellow building at No 30 Ernst Thälmann Strasse have become a mark of Cain for Tröglitz, a sleepy village of 2,800 inhabitants in eastern Germany, just a couple of hours south of multicultural Berlin.
As more recent and better data have become available, economists have marked up the estimate of the impact of parents' socioeconomic status on their children's likelihood of success.
As more recent and better data have become available, economists have marked up their estimate of the impact of parents' socioeconomic status on their children's likelihood of economic success.
But for Mr. Obama, vacations have become high-wire affairs, marked by partisan criticism of his decision to take them and by repeated delays as he rushes to wrap up loose ends.
Even outside the county, our stumbling offspring have called attention to themselves so many times that their exploits have become an easy mark for popular culture.
Their high variability in coat colouring patterns have become an ownership mark with similar functions to those of customary livestock brands.
