Sentence examples for transform the climate from inspiring English sources

Representative Nan Hayworth, Republican of New York and a big target for the Democrats, declared the bill "will truly transform the climate for our businesses".

I feel they document a broad-based cross-generational dissatisfaction with governance on environmental issues with the potential to become a powerful people's movement which could transform the climate change debate in 2014.

She describes a headmaster who was able to transform the climate at his school largely through charisma, will and the methodology proposed by George Sugai, who believes that positive rewards given to students for positive social skills may be just as effective as punishment for those who are out of line.

Climate models predict that the winds and sea ice will continue to increase in the Ross Sea for the next 30 to 40 years, at which time the region is expected to experience a tipping point, as rising temperatures and the waning effect of the ozone hole, now getting smaller, transform the climate into the kind now seen in the Antarctic Peninsula.

Packard's biggest move since Larson took over has been a historic $500 million commitment to mitigating climate change, funding that has helped transform the climate sector.

With this week's news that the southern pine beetle has spread to multiple wildlife refuges within New York's iconic Pine Barrens forest, with global warming predicted to transform the climate of New Hampshire to that of Virginia by the end of the century, and with the forests of New England beckoning, what's going to stop them?

"He has transformed the climate science dialogue on the Web and thereby elevated communication of this science among scientists, within the research community, and to the broader public," said colleagues in a 2011 citation honoring Schmidt's receipt of the inaugural Climate Communication Prize presented by the American Geophysical Union (AGU).

The specific lineage of the Tasmanian devil is theorised to have emerged during the Miocene, molecular evidence suggesting a split from the ancestors of quolls between 10 and 15 million years ago, when severe climate change came to bear in Australia, transforming the climate from warm and moist to an arid, dry ice age, resulting in mass extinctions.

That decision revolutionized the law of campaign finance; what is less well recognized is that it transformed the climate-change debate, too.

Through promoting such progressive ideas, Middleton helped to transform the whole climate of opinion among British Catholics.

Small steps are not enough to transform the general climate of apparent procrastination in which even the basic case for democratic politics is not being made sufficiently strongly.