Sentence examples for climate draws from inspiring English sources
The area is popular for sport fishing, waterfowl hunting, and boating; its year-round mild climate draws thousands of visitors and an increasing number of retirees.
Because of the shelter from winter winds afforded by the mountains, Liguria is particularly favoured in growing early vegetables, flowers (especially in the western section), olives, and wine grapes, and its mild climate draws an active tourist trade in the numerous coastal resorts.
For lower income and rural segments of the country, a turbulent economic climate draws people to meth for its pick-me-up and energizing qualities.
Lined with palm trees, rosemary bushes, and other tropical vegetation, the southeastern Mediterranean coast and the Balearic Islands enjoy a gentle climate, drawing millions of visitors and retirees, especially from northern Europe.
Schwartz studies how plants respond to changes in seasons and climate, drawing upon observations of plants made by volunteers.
"The intergovernmental panel on climate change draws on the views of most of the world's leading climate scientists and they have been quite clear that the evidence shows, with a high degree of certainty, that human activities are now having a substantial effect on the climate.
As the Paris climate conference draws ever nearer, and with it the prospect of a global agreement that all countries will cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, Europe can look on its contribution to the fight against climate change with pride.
The growth of economy coupled with the acceleration of climate change draws the attention to sustainable coastal defence plans.
More recent research on climate change draws on both traditions and has led to two basic framings (O'Brien et al. 2007).
To grow food in the arid New Mexico climate, Don draws water from a river that's just three inches deep.
PAGE A12 QUALMS AT U.N. TALKS ON CLIMATE As United Nations climate talks drew to a close, some delegates were grumbling that the United States was not moving fast enough in taking action on global warming.
