Sentences with phrase «biggest skeptics in»

Even the biggest skeptics in our test kitchen were sold on the rich, decadent dessert - like breakfast we'd cooked up.

I understand it is hard to comprehend such a wild statement because I am the biggest skeptic in the world, I argued with all of these experiences with these Being for years and kept asking for proof, always to get it.

Not exact matches

Of course, there will always be skeptics who claim Nolan cast the singer to help market his film, but the truth of the matter is, the director's films have always contained concepts (like «Inception» and «Interstellar») or iconic figures (Batman and The Joker) who are far bigger than any actor who has appeared in them.

I will admit that when it was just a bookseller I was a skeptic of Amazon's viability as a business and also of Jeff's strategic leadership, but he has proven to be what I look for in a CEO — a bold visionary that implements big strategies, sometimes despite conventional wisdom.

Skeptics said the United States, the world's biggest economy, might back away from targets set in the Paris climate agreement if the Republican Party wins the presidential election in November.

The beachhead groups were part of a larger constellation of advisers, including Oklahoma oil and gas mogul Harold Hamm (once considered for energy secretary), billionaire investor Carl Icahn (last seen shadily pushing for policy that would benefit his oil refineries), GOP energy lobbyist Mike McKenna (in charge of the DOE transition team), longtime climate skeptic (and hopeless dope) Myron Ebell, North Dakota Rep. Kevin Cramer (the oil devotee who supposedly wrote Trump's big energy speech last May), and Thomas J. Pyle, the director of the Institute for Energy Research (IER), a pro-fossil fuel «think tank» which, as we shall see, has provided several Trump staffers.

For those like Gibson and Montgomery, who planted their stakes along Central Avenue before Vitori Kimener, her return from the big city sent a powerful message not only to skeptics in the community, but to other aspiring entrepreneurs.

We challenge even the biggest breakfast - in - the - classroom skeptic to argue with numbers like those.

For skeptics of the chronically criticized members of the state Legislature, the 2016 legislative session has often seemed in danger of becoming what some Albany watchdogs used to call a «Seinfeld session» — all about nothing — with big issues languishing.

A 30 percent cut in emissions from 2005 levels by 2030 is a big number — less than environmental groups want but far more than the president can get via Congress, where climate change skeptics rule the House and the Democratic Senate so far avoiding bringing a climate change bill to the floor during Obama's presidency.

Altmetric skeptics argue that a big impact online is often a matter of shrewd marketing rather than quality science, says Mike Thelwall at the University of Wolverhampton in the UK.

For all of vanadium's promise, it still faces skeptics — including, surprisingly, some in the wind - power business who think the energy storage problem is not such a big deal.

The biggest bludgeon the skeptics have is that there is uncertainty in the science.

My 16 - year old son is generally a skeptic, and not my biggest supporter in things nutrition - related.

Based on Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman's Olivier - nominated play (which has caused audiences from London, Sydney, Moscow and more to sleep with the light on), the big - screen frightfest will see Nyman return in the lead as spectral skeptic Professor Goodman.

So whether or not you believe in Sarchie's story is entirely up to you, of course, but I think even the biggest skeptics are in for a treat when they see some actual footage of him performing an exorcism.

(In Russian and German with subtitles) The Skeptic (Unrated) Horror flick about a cynical lawyer (Tim Daly) who finds a big surprise when he moves into his recently - deceased aunt's (Sara Weaver) house which is rumored to be haunted.

On Monday night, Marvel Studios and theaters across the country hosted packed theaters of fans and skeptics to share 17 minutes of the film that is asking the biggest question of this summer, «Will people go see a Marvel movie without any of the Avengers in it?»

Starring Craig Robinson (The Office, This Is the End) and Adam Scott (Parks and Recreation, Big Little Lies), Ghosted is a comedy about the partnership between two polar opposites — a cynical skeptic and a genius «true believer» in the paranormal — who are recruited by a secret government agency, known as The Bureau Underground, to save the human race from aliens.

McCarthy, as she always does, went big all night in the host's chair, whether mocking science deniers (and beating up Jennifer Aniston) in a fake ad for gravity skeptics, yelling at Kimmel's sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez for not dressing up in silly costumes with her as had been supposedly decided, or dutifully greeting her three guests in a succession of said costumes.

«In California, teachers have been the biggest critics and skeptics of bilingual education,» Unz added.

When in the 1990s computers became big business for schools and technology providers, a few skeptics such as Todd Oppenheimer (author of The Flickering Mind) urged caution and thrift, marshaling evidence of hype and waste in the purchase and use of tools in the classroom.

When doing big, visible things, and especially when spending billions in borrowed public funds, openness and working to engage potential skeptics is the wisest course.

But I can sympathize with the skeptics, until proven, any one should be wary of any game, but CoD4 is in a sense bigger, better and more intense and exciting than Infinity Ward's previous games.

My biggest complaint about deniers (and I don't mean intellectually honest skeptics) is that most of their motivation for doubting, and trying to avoid admission of the negative impacts, has more to do with not wanting to accept responsibility than with any kind of instinctive (in my gut) doubt about the veracity of the issue.

I'm afraid that I agree with the skeptics that even when published our codes are unnecessarily impenetrable, inadequately validated, inadequately linked to the literature (which itself is unnecessarily impenetrable, although IPCC reports are a big help in the latter regard).

(Unlikely in the big world with a great many skeptics that I would be on their list despite my activism.)

But it doesn't end there, the error is not merely some random oversight, it instead sends curious investigators down a twisted trail to find out what its specific origins are... only to end up at a 1990s place run by a person who is seen in the latest 2016 efforts to demonize Exxon and any skeptic climate scientists who may have had an association with «big oil» companies.

: One of the bigger ironies about enviro - activists demanding full disclosure from skeptic climate scientists is the manner in which the enviros do not fully disclose information about their own people.

I was expecting fake skeptics to remain mostly silent in face of the ice massacre up north, but apparently they acutely sense how big this blow is to the remaining shred of their credibility, and so they upped the ante of misleading and distorting stupidity.

The conferences bring together climate change skeptics to, as the New York Times described, «challenge what has become a broad scientific and political consensus: that without big changes in energy choices, humans will dangerously heat up the planet.»

But I know exactly why Gleick did it: The warmists in feeding off each other, long ago came to the conclusion that «big industry and its think tanks» were funding skeptics right and left.

The only thing that exists are the big bad «mainstream media,» which, in the selective reasoning of «skeptics» excludes all of the entities listed above.

Folks on the Al Gore side, in other words, have the situation preposterously backwards: they first should shoot down what skeptics say with superior scientific reasoning and analysis, and then nail the coffin shut by proving precisely how skeptics put out fabricated material bought by «big coal & oil».

«We are overdue for the biggest ideology collapse in history, begging for an investigation into why the mainstream media and influential politicians apparently never checked the veracity of claims about «settled science» and «corrupt skeptics.»

Is being a left winger and a Climate Skeptic as big a contradiction in terms as a male feminist sympathizer is in the eyes of a lesbian separatist feminist?

Climategate and the ongoing skeptic debates aside, I think the biggest problem facing the climate change movement is that there has essentially been a lull in global warming for the past ten years that to my knowledge no models predicted.

According to Roger Pielke Jr., the New York Times writer Andy Revkin was threatened with the «Big Cutoff» from the climate science community by Michael Schlesinger, a climate scientist from the University of Illinois, for the sin of «gutter reportage» and for providing space in his Times blog for skeptics.

Yes, they were interesting (and educational) times, before Climategate I didn't think much about the reasons for the great big new taxes but when Climategate occurred I took an interest and since then have become a skeptic or denialist or whatever the current word is Perhaps what Politicisation has done in the name of science is demonstrate that there are inquiring and courageous scientific and other minds that do not close And where's Bulldust (I think he is Australian as I am) and the coiner of the phrase «Climategate» Happy anniversary everyone, thank you Anthony for a wonderful site

All this time that climate skeptics are accused of being in the employ of «big oil» is nothing more than -LSB-...]

Since Skeptics and Deniers make up a big part of the climate blogosphere, what demographic are the Warmer Theatrics in this thread supposed to be aimed at?

As in your inability and unwillingness to answer ANY of these questions in any meaningful way is a BIG help to us skeptics.

Climate science might have a problem with the recent TSI downturn causing 0.2 C cooling, but you'd think the idea would be right at home for certain skeptics who decry climate science and bang on about obvious «big ol' yeller» in the sky all the time and how it influences climate so.

For those of you in Rio Linda, it means that the public will not believe human activity causes global warming if they learn about problems the IPCC can't explain, and if Gore's big accusation that skeptic scientists are corrupt can't be proven.

Working up to his big finish, Gunter then ratchets up the rhetoric, accusing climate scientists of «double think» in criticizing skeptics for basing arguments on a single year of data, but being guilty of the same themselves.

Wasn't the last big group author skeptic bashing published in the Times or something a with a bit more impact than the Huff and Puff?

Amusingly the blog denizens who are in the habit of contradicting climate skeptics get just as dismissive when ocean oscillations are pointed out to them as the skeptics do when the big rise in CO2 and temperature over the past half century is pointed out to them.

And about funding in general, over the pasty 20 year 50 BILLION has been funneled into some form of AGW, with less than 2 - 3 million from «Big Oil» funding the skeptics.

The above «Climate of Doubt» program qualifies as such with its blatant insinuation about skeptics corrupted by illicit money, as does its prior 2008 program «Heat», in which only unidentified skeptic scientists were shown while the narrator said «Not only have big oil companies not invested much in renewables, but for years they were among the largest contributors to so - called climate change denier groups, groups like the Heartland Institute, the organizer of this 2008 convention.»

That's why so much of Big Climate's behavior is cultish in nature, including its conspiracy - theory paranoia, and its savage treatment of heretics and blasphemers — they're not shy about comparing skeptics to Holocaust deniers or 9/11 truthers, as seen in the Daily Beast's hyperventilation over the story of skeptic Wei - Hock Soon's corporate funding.