Sentence examples for a sensitive climate from inspiring English sources

Eni schools tell students the Arctic is a "sensitive climate," which is "not spared the negative impact of some of man's activities," but fails to mention the impact of climate change, or even refer to it by name in a series of worksheets and information packs on the area.

Eni schools tells students the Arctic is a "sensitive climate", which is "not spared the negative impact of some of man's activities", but fails to mention the impact of climate change, or even refer to it by name in a series of worksheets and information packs on the area.

The population of the Arctic regions is 4 million people, spread over a large geographical area, in an ecosystem highly adapted to a harsh and sensitive climate.

DeConto allows that his sojourn among the ANDRILL geologists has readied him for a more, ahem, "sensitive" climate model.

In such a sensitive political climate, there are concerns that Kremlin media outlets could spark tensions between ethnic Russians and national majorities.

But due to a sensitive political climate, any attempt to make guns safer, even by doctors charged with protecting our health, is viewed as an attempt to eliminate guns altogether.

Iran's foreign minister, Kamal Kharazi, said Iraq, the Israeli-Palestinian war and Afghanistan were also discussed, adding, "Such discussion, in the currently sensitive climate, are very important and highlight a new track in the relations between Iran and France".

The song is the sort of ridiculous ethnic spoof that no one would dream of creating in today's more politically sensitive climate.

In this sensitive climate, Lochte & Co claiming to have been robbed by gun-toting pretend police officers underscores the idea the host city is a semi-lawless backwater where no one is safe.

The Santa Barbara Basin (SBB) is a sensitive recorder of past climate variability (Behl and Kennett 1996; Biondi et al. 1997; Hendy and Kennett 2000).

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