Sentence examples for a deteriorating climate from inspiring English sources

War does exact a high toll on economies, but it seems extraordinarily coincidental that economic troubles occurred at the time Europe was experiencing a deteriorating climate.

This occurs shortly before the onset of deposition of a Sphagnum peat, dated to cal AD 1420 1630 (2σ) and reflecting an increase in mire surface wetness, probably in response to a deteriorating climate.

But he is facing perhaps the toughest test yet of his powers of persuasion: winning the votes he needs, in the face of unified Republican opposition and a deteriorating climate for Democrats, to push his health care measure through a skittish Congress.

The Greek police on Saturday were looking for the people responsible for detonating makeshift bombs at the homes of five journalists in Athens, the latest in a series of actions taken against reporters in Greece that have raised questions about a deteriorating climate for media freedom.

Earlier, the Ohio State athletic director, Andy Geiger, said: "It did not hinge on winning or losing the Outback Bowl, although I would say that yesterday was sort of a capstone on what we have seen as a deteriorating climate within the football program.

Despite the development of a new type of rice that permitted the cultivation of three crops a year on the same land -- up from two -- the population of China, as well as that of Korea and the Near East, declined for two centuries after 1200, undoubtedly reflecting a deteriorating climate.

Unless we restore the planet's energy balance and stabilise climate, by rapidly reducing fossil fuel emissions, we will leave today's young people a rapidly deteriorating climate system with consequences that will out of their control.

Having once been there myself, and now working to support those in the system, I can assure you that it's a terrible and deteriorating climate.

If the Vikings travelled to Greenland when it was cool, it's a stretch to say deteriorating climate drove them out," he said.

She lives in a Britain perhaps not so far in our future, in which "institutions that have been around forever are going to the wall" and a collapsing economy and deteriorating climate have become indices for one another.

8.27pm BST The Guardian's Raya Jalabi reports on the troubling detention of an Al-Jazeera correspondent and the deteriorating climate generally for journalists working in Egypt.