Sentence examples for a climate after from inspiring English sources

And if a French monk who spends three months a year in silent isolation, and who in his "uptime" oversees a hundred and ten humanitarian projects, is known as "the happiest person in the world," then there is something to encourage us in such a climate after all.

The same thing goes for entering a colder climate after being in a warmer one; always have a coat with you in case the airport you disembark at requires tarmac walking to reach the terminal; it's not much fun wearing a t-shirt and sandals when the snow is pelting down on you or a fierce wind is blowing.

In 2007, it was Darfur that was being portrayed as a "climate war", after Ban Ki-moon's contention: "The Darfur conflict began as an ecological crisis arising at least in part from climate change".

The transition from a humid to an arid climate after ∼5900 14C yr B.P. coincided with enhanced aeolian activity, and deciduous woodlands were replaced by pine woodlands and then by steppes in response to the climatic deterioration.

The landscape was defined by the desert-steppe under a dry climate after 16.24 ka and briefly interrupted by the recovering of typical steppe at the end of this interval.

A minister has apologised to parliament for telling MPs that 70 police officers were hurt during a climate change protest after the Guardian revealed that most of the injuries were inflicted by insects or the heat.

Score: 2 Guardian verdict: Against the fiercest of Republican opposition, Obama has succeeded in leading the world toward a climate change agreement after acting to cut power station emissions and improve automobile pollution.

Now: Gehri took on a new role at Southern Company as a "climate change issues manager" after 1998.

Jewish leaders blamed President Hugo Chávez for creating a climate of anti-Semitism after he broke off relations with Israel over its invasion of Gaza.

The announcement came a day after a climate and energy bill was introduced in the Senate, one that would effectively shift regulatory power over greenhouse gases to Congress from the E.P.A.

Coffee crops in Central America were badly damaged last year after a climate swing from humid to arid conditions, driving up prices and putting about 370,000 people out of work, Medrano said.