Sentence examples for climate almost all from inspiring English sources

Mindful of western Scotland's capricious climate, almost all of Gigha's tourists arrive between April and September, when it claims to be the warmest spot in the country.

Because the time scale for landscape evolution is much longer than the time scale for late Cenozoic climate changes, almost all landscapes are palimpsests, written over repeatedly by various combinations of climate-determined processes.

The government's strong rhetoric and strict immigration laws are pitting followers and opponents against each other, unleashing a climate of almost all-out war.

OO 2017: Trump Peddles Climate Doubt In A World Sold On Action in a world where climate change affects almost all international dealings.

Mongolian herders may not know the term "global climate change," but almost all know that their weather is changing.

Videos with names like "Everything You Need to Know About Climate Change" are almost all terrible.

(As the Philippines's charismatic former climate negotiator Yeb Sano notes, "Climate change impinges on almost all human rights. Human rights are at the core of this issue").

They printed one op-ed -- in a series of daily, relentless lamenting about climate science -- laying out how climate skeptic bloggers (who almost all have no climatology or geology or any -ology background) have dismantled the idea that the actual measured data show an increase in GHG gases (the famous "hockey stick" chart) or any warming at all.

In the most significant and comprehensive report on climate change to date, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) noted that almost all pathways towards a safe climate involved the deployment of Beccs.

The poll asked whether respondents thought that "almost all climate scientists agree that human behavior is mostly responsible for climate change".

Almost all climate scientists expect this to raise temperatures to some unknown extent during the coming decades.