Sentence examples for language climate from inspiring English sources

Most went to Italy and Spain not Britain, where language, climate and settled communities had far more to offer.

Sexism, racism, immigration, the Welsh language, climate change – we're all pretty much agreed that these things are territory that we shouldn't try to make political gain on.

Buffett isn't denying climate change, but rather using language climate deniers feel comfortable with and will likely cite in future attempts to derail environmental policy.

This scale has 30 items which explore the characteristics of daily life that may cause distress such as problems with housing, family or language, climate, etc.

Nov. 2, 5 36 p.m. | Updated below | I was happy this afternoon to see New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg choose what I consider very wise language on climate and catastrophic storms in his Bloomberg View piece endorsing President Obama: Our climate is changing.

One clue comes from the language of climate finance which emphasises entitlement rather than voluntarism.

Mr. Romney, whose views – or at least, his language – on climate change have shifted somewhat over the years, gave one of his most forceful statements on the question yet.

So when it comes to the dry (or simply terrifying) language of climate science, the marriage of the two can be particularly fruitful.

The piece is a melancholy poetic meditation on language and climate change, envisioning an apocalyptic world in which all we will be left with are words as the things they once stood for are wiped out.

Let it be noted that this aggressive language about climate change comes two months after the end of a presidential campaign in which the subject was barely mentioned, to the frustration of a great many voters.

World leaders have forced Australia to include stronger language on climate change in the G20 communique, but Tony Abbott told the summit that as the leader of a major coal producer he would be "standing up for coal".