Sentences with phrase «polarizing nature»

Add in the increasingly polarized nature of politics at the federal level, the general disdain Hillary has long had for Obama, and the failure of the current administration to build a strong political base for Democrats at the state level, and Hillary, being the political animal she is, likely sees embracing reform as more nuisance than helpful in building her political legacy.

The charges illustrate the polarized nature of the climate change debate in the U.S. «You'd be challenged, I'd bet, to find someone who supports the Kyoto Protocol and also thinks that this paper is good science, or someone who thinks that the paper is bad science and is opposed to Kyoto,» predicts Roger Pielke, Jr., of the University of Colorado.

Which, in case you were wondering, is selling like hot cakes despite its polarizing nature.

Void of the entertaining controversies that distinguish his later works, how to make a refugee — his first video project — contains the self - conscious core of his practice: examining the polarized nature of image - making, desperately sympathizing and helplessly exploitive.

I can even see why he did it, given the polarizing nature of the word socialist in America today.

«Given the polarized nature of how people take this issue, having a community organization that looks at the issue could be valuable.»

The charges illustrate the polarized nature of the climate change debate in the U.S. «You'd be challenged, I'd bet, to find someone who supports the Kyoto Protocol and also thinks that this paper is good science, or someone who thinks that the paper is bad science and is opposed to Kyoto,» predicts Roger Pielke, Jr., of the University of Colorado.

Maybe it's the polarizing nature of Apple's AirPods design — which, to be fair, has waned since they debuted last year — but I couldn't stop myself from internally repeating this self - affirming mantra while I tested the $ 250 Bose SoundSport Free over the past week.