Sentence examples for atmosphere rises from inspiring English sources

A kind of bewildered atmosphere rises up around Kenneth Lonergan's characters as they talk.

Trump enters the auditorium and the atmosphere rises to another level.

If carbon dioxide in the atmosphere rises from its current level of 380 ppm to 450 500 ppm by mid-century, as the IPCC predicts could happen if greenhouse gas emissions are not curbed, average ocean temperatures will rise an additional 2°C, an intolerable increase for most coral species.

However, because of atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons, the amount of tritium in the atmosphere rose and this may obstruct the interpretation of data.

The world is guaranteed to warm as long as greenhouse gas concentrations (GHG) in the atmosphere rise.

Once upward air motions are initiated in an unstable atmosphere, rising parcels of warm air accelerate as they rise through their cooler surroundings because they have a lower density and are more buoyant.

Global-average concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere rose to 389 parts per million in 2010, an increase of 39 per cent since the start of the industrial era in 1750.

Oxygen in the atmosphere rose substantially between two billion years ago and the beginning of the Phanerozoic eon (i.e., 540 million years ago), whereas atmospheric carbon dioxide levels probably decreased.

Using this method, researchers estimated with a substantial margin of error that the average amount of hydroxyl radicals in the atmosphere rose 15percentt from 1979, when methyl chloroform measurements began, to 1989.

Clouds of that same atmosphere rise from the pages of our newspapers every day now, in swirls of mist so thick that they may have rendered the thriller writers temporarily redundant.

"Levels of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere rose at a record-shattering pace last year," Joby Warrick reports in The Washington Post.