Sentence examples for adverse climates from inspiring English sources

In adverse climates Tap Control ensures fast adjustment of settings even if you are wearing gloves that make pressing traditional buttons nearly impossible.

This may be important for thermal regulation especially for birds in adverse climates, such as penguins.

The majority of scientific studies on camels have been mainly focused on their anatomic characteristics and physiological adaptation to adverse climates.

"In such an adverse climate, SIA is not confident that it can play a useful and effective role".

Potential climate surprises are more likely to be calamitous than benign, because the probability of adverse climate events, such as flooding resulting from sea level rise, increases with increasing uncertainty, all other factors being equal.

The court's presiding member Paul Smith agreed, writing in his judgement: I can sympathise with the position of the objectors who see [greenhouse gas] emissions rising, and the likely adverse climate change consequences that will flow should nothing be done to alter the course that the world is heading down.

However, the amount of land available for agriculture is only a small fraction of the total area of the country; the adverse climate, poor soil, and steep slopes in much of Bhutan have made it necessary to leave a large land area covered with forest growth, meadows, and grasslands.

Adverse climate-change during Little Ice Age (LIA: 1550 1850 AD) intensified the effect of grazing.

Nonetheless, pastoral communities struggle with challenges caused by adverse climate variability and change that often affect livestock production and productivity (Elhadi et al. 2012).

In India, other threats to food security include crop diversification, replacement of food grain production by bio-fuel and medicinal plants, adverse climate change, acquisition of cultivable land for establishing industrial Special Economic Zones SEZZ) etc.

Due to a booming internal market for ethanol combined with adverse climate conditions for sugar cane cropping, the ethanol exports were reduced to less than two billion litres in 2010 [63].