Sentence examples for an unstable climate from inspiring English sources

The insecurity created by an unstable climate would have pushed the Olorgesailie people to be better, smarter and more opportunistic hunters.

And according to a recently released report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), extreme events due to an unstable climate incur an average annual cost of US$80 billion.

Over the years, the space whose walls it covered was converted from a boardroom to a classroom and then a seminar room; crowds, smoke and an unstable climate all took their toll.

Inherent in the long view is the patience, perseverance, and forbearance necessary to seek long-term change, and to adapt to the new conditions that may arise in an unstable climate.

The company's sponsorship of Wonderlab may look like a generous gesture from outside but in reality, Statoil is buying a social legitimacy it does not deserve – and it is particularly sinister to purchase that legitimacy at the expense of young people who will inherit a world with an unstable climate.

In such an unstable climate, why persevere with Māori electorates?

"Most of the north Atlantic was switching from bitterly cold to nearly as warm as the present day every few thousand years, sometimes in less than a decade, and so Neanderthals had to deal with an extremely unstable climate in western Europe before modern humans arrived there," Stringer said.

Wasteful lifestyles, primarily in the industrialised countries, have caused ecosystem decline, resource constraints and an increasingly unstable climate.

The alternative is more pipelines (and thus more spills), fouled water, dirty air, and an increasingly unstable climate.

Any deal will likely keep sequestration-level funding in effect, leaving a highly unstable climate for scientists.

The studies provide sobering evidence that a hotter, increasingly unstable climate is fueling more conflict and human rights violations, creating hunger, refugees, and spreading disease, and that it is happening sooner rather than later.