Sentence examples for unwelcome climate from inspiring English sources

(The panel recently issued a report warning of the possibility of "large, abrupt, and unwelcome" climate changes).

As the frigid polar vortex makes itself at home over a giant swath of the country, it's also serving as fodder for all those equally unwelcome climate change deniers.

But no such policy has emerged yet, and one result has been a patchwork of laws that is making the climate increasingly unwelcome for refugees, said Peer Baneke, general secretary of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles, an umbrella group of refugee organizations.

Climate change is unwelcome news.

Over the past seven years, I wish we had been more forthcoming with three messages: We should have conceded, prominently, that the news about climate change is unwelcome, that today's climate science is incomplete, and that every "solution" carries risk.

For bartenders and restaurant workers, already resigned to the decline of France's vaunted cafe culture, the tax increase is particularly unwelcome in the current economic climate.

And thanks largely to demand in warmer regions, it is possible that world consumption of energy for cooling could explode tenfold by 2050, giving climate change an unwelcome dose of extra momentum.

Research leader Peter Gething from Oxford University described the climate link as an "unwelcome distraction" from the main issues of tackling malaria.

Mr. Burnett's increasingly public dealings with Democratic committee chairmen in Congress have brought unwelcome attention to the administration's deliberations on climate change policy.

Ed Davey, the energy and climate change secretary, said: "This is clearly unwelcome news for customers of SSE.

"Climate change is, in our view, an unwelcome distraction from the main issues".