Sentence examples for warming technologies from inspiring English sources

Teaching with the Times – Over a period of at least one week, search the New York Times for recent articles about one of the topics addressed in the article read in class, such as global warming, technologies that aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, alternate energy sources, specific developing nations, the Kyoto Protocol, etc. Create a news digest that includes your findings.

We already have a great warming technology: a mother's skin.

All other elements are based on conventional warm technology.

Driven by the reduction in fuel consumption and CO2 emission in producing and placing asphalt concrete, the warm technology has gained a lot of interests in the recent years in academia and/or industry.

The Cancún agreements on money for adaptation to warming, deforestation and technology transfer all represent good intentions but their success will depend on the details decided in Durban.

But now the gurus are warming up to technology stocks again.

And from the stories I've read and the research I've done, what I see is that people are warming to the technology.

Further proof the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has been warming up to modern technology — it has just approved the first continuous blood sugar monitor that doesn't require the user to prick themselves over and over for a blood sample.

Europe's offer is important because developing countries have refused to pledge emission cuts as part of a global treaty unless wealthier parts of the world — like Europe, the United States and Japan, which are responsible for historic emissions — help them adapt to the effects of warming and upgrade their energy technologies.

In the 1990's, he was out front in learning about issues no one else was paying much mind, like information technology and global warming.

At his conviction, Galileo was reported to say, "But it still turns," and so it is with globalization, technology and global warming.