Sentences with phrase «fringe view»

Do you believe his view represents more than a tiny fringe view of the scientific community?

The so - called «think tank», based in Melbourne, promotes fringe views on climate science from non-experts while attacking renewable energy.

There's always been a vocal subset of conservatives who cast doubt on climate science, but what were once fringe views among broader Republicans — like warming's a hoax — are enjoying a growing acceptance in the GOP, worrying academics, -LSB-...]

He said he was known for supporting fringe views in areas such as life extension and seasteading, but his support of Trump «was the first time I've done something big in my life that was just what half the country believed in.

«Grayling's somewhat confused commments now represent what has become a rather fringe view» I'd like to think that you're right, and certainly expression of such views has become rather fringe, but I suspect that indulgence of this sort of thing still more widespread.

Those like Spencer, and possibly Stringer and Kreutzer, who believe the human influence on the climate is minimal, hold fringe views that are consistent with just 2 to 3 percent of the peer - reviewed climate science literature.

That Russell, a perennial candidate in the suburban congressional district, has fringe views on race is nothing new.

Facing directly onto Catseye Beach, each spacious Beach Club room opens onto a private furnished terrace or balcony with palm - fringed views of the Coral Sea.

And it's hardly a fringe view.

This is mostly a fringe view, though.

What was once a fringe view now goes right up to the heart of government and the press.

Former Senate Republican leader Dick Ackerman, who called Donnelly's views «extreme,» said that Donnelly's fringe views would likely backfire.

All featuring elegant minimalist decor, abundant natural light, glass top bathrooms and secluded settings with tree - fringed views.

Bob Carter's fringe views on climate change (it's all natural) make him a favourite of fossil fuel - funded propaganda unit the Heartland Institute and many, many other groups with similarly dismissive views on human - caused climate change and its risks.

In other words: It's a fringe view.

On the Supreme Court, that position has no support, and in Congress, it remains a fringe view.