Sentence examples for timid climate from inspiring English sources

In fact, I was referring not simply to that discount rate but to Sunstein's timid climate policy as a whole.

A timid question about climate change prompted derision and talk of sub-zero temperatures outside.

Governor Jim Doyle, Democrat of Wisconsin, said in a telephone interview from Los Angeles that he had been frustrated by what he said was the Bush administration's timid approach to climate issues.

A lack of courage and co-ordination is preventing progressive businesses from matching the firepower of energy companies that are investing heavily to sow the seeds of doubt about climate change and prevent timid politicians from introducing tougher regulation.

The Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act could be potent weapons against greenhouse gases, but the Environmental Protection Agency has been too timid in deploying them to defend our climate and oceans.

The Paris climate accords already seem dated and timid in the face of this news.

But even in New York, a gateway of immigration, a national climate that makes immigrant patients more timid also emboldens some front-line workers to bar the way.

Dr. Romm, a senior fellow at the left-leaning Center for American Progress, which has close ties to the White House, contends that the president's approach has been too timid and has set back efforts to address climate change by at least a decade.

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His boldness has lost some of its lustre as events have snowballed, however; in light of the bold plans on the Democratic side of the race, his climate policy proposals now seem centrist, even timid.

In March, he introduced an environmental initiative urging Southern Baptists to do more to combat climate change, saying their current position was "too timid".