Sentence examples for a changing climate in from inspiring English sources

This paper reviews advanced simulation procedures to predict increases in damage (corrosion) risks under a changing climate in Australia in terms of changes in probability of reinforcement corrosion initiation and corrosion induced damage due to (i) increase in the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere, and changes to (ii) temperature and (iii) humidity.

Due to its geographical location, Kyrgyzstan is one of the most vulnerable countries to a changing climate in Central Asia," - said UNICEF consultant on climate change Nicholas Molyneux.

"There's a changing climate in the industry, with all the pressures on the costs of higher education," said Elio Distaola, of Follett.

Sir Nicholas Stern's report last year made clear the importance of investing now to avoid the crippling costs of adapting to a changing climate in the future.

More specifically, he is analyzing regional vulnerability to droughts under a changing climate in order to assess potential links between water scarcity and livelihood security, migration, and conflict.

The looming threat is not chemical but a changing climate, in which spring begins increasingly earlier — or in rare cases, later — each year.

The sustainability of these ecosystems, particularly those at the low end of their known elevation range, is susceptible to a changing climate via changes in the water cycle.

Longer time lines are needed to fully understand megafire effects, particularly in a changing climate that in some places may begin to close overall fire deficits.

There is, though, a changing climate, both in the sport and in society, concerning perceived racial slights.

The potential to adapt to a changing climate depends in part upon the standing genetic variation present in wild populations.

In fact, they may explain how our ancestors coped with a changing climate, and in particular how they survived periods of drought and famine.