Sentence examples for climactic changes from inspiring English sources

But the decline then in levels was created by huge climactic changes.

Yet as we hurried past bones, stuffed animals and a mother photographing a child in front of a stuffed whooping crane, and hurriedly read about fossils, tribal rituals and staggering climactic changes, I found myself becoming less interested in deciphering the amusing, complicated clues.

"Such perturbations, related to anthropogenic climatic change, are currently challenging the fauna of the world today, emphasizing the importance of the fossil record for our understanding of how past events affected the history of faunal diversification and extinction, and hence how future climactic changes may continue to influence life on earth," the authors wrote in the paper.

According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the polar bear -- native to the Arctic Circle and its surroundings -- is a vulnerable species that has been and will be greatly impacted by climactic changes.

Some scholars believed that the missing dates in the Long Count calendar might be due to drought and climactic changes, which lead to a drastic drop in population in the Mayan region.

The financial advisory industry is going through climactic change.

They are reacting to massive climactic change not from the top down, but the bottom up.

The findings of the new report, published in the journal Climactic Change, can be extrapolated well beyond California's boundaries, to Plains states like Texas, Oklahoma and Nebraska, where cattle are a bigger slice of the agricultural economy, Dr. Pendleton said.

The play doesn't say, which leaves Mr Caplan having to spend much of the show skulking about the stage until a climactic change of devotional heart that arrives out of the blue.

The battle has been so closely drawn over the last four years that the election itself is not expected to usher in dramatic new initiatives or climactic change; rather it will be read as an indicator of the reformers' strength or weakness as the fight continues.

In addition, further deforestation will cause soil erosion, damage watershed, and cause climactic change in Brazil.