Sentence examples for bad climate from inspiring English sources

You don't need me to tell you how bad climate change is.

Mr Kwasniewski said recently that Mr Putin had often raised privately with him "the bad climate for Russian investments in Poland".

Paleontologists argue about whether it could have been a spell of bad climate known as Snowball Earth, the breakup of a previous supercontinent, or something else.

Last year, for example, limited-service hotels, like the big highway chains, fared best in a bad climate, with profits off only 9.4percentt.

The direct aim of this strategy would not be a less bad climate, but the more measurable goal of bringing energy to those in the developing world who are currently starved of it.

"We have grown used over our history to bad harvests, seasons with no fish, the bad climate, things going up and down," said Olafur Hardarson, dean of social sciences at the University of Iceland.

The Colts seem to suffer, in particular, in bad climates.

Lind tended to avoid speculation, but suggested that scurvy was caused by bloked pores in bad climates, which prevented proper sweating and disrupted the balance of the humors.

As we watch her struggle to nurture her young amid various bad climates and food shortages, it's hard not to flash on various social realist dramas.

After all, what happens when, in the "tough oil" era, the BPs of this world hit the melting Arctic with their deep water rigs in really bad climates?

Worries about looming future tax increases to deal with budget deficits would then add to the feel-bad climate.Easing the way to euro entry?