Sentences with phrase «new jeremiads»
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Explanations range from the possibility a robust recovery is still on the way, to the jeremiad of former White House budget director David Stockman that money - printing is setting us up for a monstrous new crash.
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In May, Steven Pinker published in the New Republic a jeremiad against dignity as a tool of thought in bioethics.
The Economist article cites a new World Bank jeremiad that postulates calamitous planetary results from a projected 4 - 6 degree Centigrade global temperature rise.
One could be excused for concluding, upon reading Bill McKibben's latest anti-fracking jeremiad in the Nation, that a new Harvard study released in February has found that US methane emissions over the last decade have risen due to increasing natural gas production.