Sentences with phrase «distorted by efforts»

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That is a canard that is spread by the religious in an effort to distort the argument.

Our freedom of speech has already been ridiculed and distorted by several of these mainstream outlets (as expected), giving validation to our cause and efforts.

Nothing in human effort or will, nothing in our human loves, distorted as they are by sin, can be relied upon as indications of the love of God.

The ad distorted figures compiled by WHO and UNICEF in an effort to demonstrate that national breastfeeding rates are at acceptable levels and have not been endangered by formula advertising.

Yet if you scratch below the surface of these articles - and make the effort to read the research being reported - it quickly becomes clear that the debate is being dramatically distorted by a perfect storm of shaky or incomplete research, and sensationalist reporting.

In support of his case, Whitehouse offers up a supposedly sinister 2008 internal memo from the American Petroleum Institute and a quote — taken from a report by Drexel University professor Robert Brulle — to the effect that there has been «a deliberate and organized effort to misdirect the public discussion and distort the public's understanding of climate.»

The real problem with politics in climate science if the continuing efforts by the fossil fuel industry, led by ExxonMobil, to distort scientific facts in an effort to deceive the public about the real extent of the problem.

Only the non-adjusted temperature record is now distorted by an escalating effort to lie, to commit fraud, to increase current surface temperatures and decrease past temperatures.

The quotations from Greenpeace, Tony Juniper and Reuters are similarly distorted by the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank that also employs Milloy and that opposes action to address global warming, as well as by the Cybercast News Service (which used to call itself the «Conservative News Service» before changing its name, in an evident effort to disguise its political agenda).

We've swapped a centrally organized government effort to distort climate science for a kind of grassroots, guerilla war against it, driven by blogs and skeptic scientist amateurs who nourish a powerful sense of self - motivation, a generous helping of anger and outrage, and seem to smell blood in the water.

Science these days is heavily beset by propaganda efforts aimed at distorting scientific results and analysis in the name of economic gain (rather short - term economic gain at that).