Sentence examples for wrong climate from inspiring English sources

The Aztecs couldn't grow it — they had the wrong climate — and, like others, depended on colonies of rain-forest farmers.

If planted in the wrong climate or soil -- if the weather is too hot, or the earth too rich -- riesling loses its depth and becomes bland, watery and sometimes cloying.

She was clenched up with the same resentment as the till girl, at Hilda's ready wisdom shining about like a searchlight, the clean straight-backed way she sat at the steering wheel, her bag full of food for the wrong climate.

The business-as-usual camp says that the scientific consensus is wrong about climate change, or that climate scientists have exaggerated the risks, which can be tackled if and when they become apparent.

"If you get the chemistry wrong," says climate expert Bill McKibben, "it doesn't matter how many landmark climate agreements you sign or how many speeches you give.

Lindzen has made a career of being wrong about climate science, and he's who The Weekly Standard is relying on to evaluate the risks posed by climate change.

Make no mistake about it; Lindzen has made a career of being wrong about climate science.

We assume that troubles arising from science and technology gone wrong — from climate change to runaway population growth — are best addressed by applying more complete information, subjected to more thorough scientific analysis.

It's very clear what we are doing wrong with climate change, too, but people tend to think of that as a bigger problem that they can't control themselves.

Speaking at the Guardian event, David Blood, co-founder of Generation Investment Management with Al Gore, said Shell and other fossil fuel companies had got their forecasting wrong on climate policy and renewables.

We are not wrong about climate change.