Sentence examples similar to a trying climate from inspiring English sources

For 2002, in a trying economic climate, Barclays Capital suffered a wicked profit dip of 10%.

As I tried Climate Poker at lunch hour the other day, I could see that after playing a few times I would develop a keen sense of which countries were creating more problems, and which were suffering more.

And if we do try climate engineering, lower emissions means less rapid temperature increase in the event that we stop putting the particles up.

If you're used to spending vacations tanning on the beach, try booking yourself in for a slightly more exciting vacation in a cooler climate, trying out an activity you've always wanted to do.

Those 17 Republicans can't get a bill through the House alone, so the resolution pretty much amounts to a symbolic gesture but it's still a step toward trying to tackle climate change as a bipartisan issue that should be addressed with more than just a Captain Planet movie.

Nonetheless, as well as unlocking the Copenhagen negotiations, new moves from India and China would help Obama at home, where his Democratic allies in the Senate face a tough struggle trying to pass a climate change bill to cut US emissions.

But for the last decade, carbon dioxide has been the main target of climate experts and diplomats trying to stabilize climate.

COPENHAGEN — A Danish biotechnology company is trying to fight climate change — one laundry load at a time.

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In the current funding climate trying to find an audience – and one who will keep returning – is even more crucial.

Sixteen months' imprisonment is a heavy price to pay for trying to prevent climate change.