Sentence examples for climate emerged from inspiring English sources

As glaciers retreated, a benign and balmy climate emerged in which the human race has flourished.

Their insecurity in a chilly economic climate emerged this year as perhaps the most important force shaping British politics.

Safety climate emerged as a stronger predictor of both fatigue-related behaviour and near misses than occupational stress.

Then in 1996, the climate emerged from a wet cycle into a dry one — part of a natural cycle for this region.

The need for greater risk taking in a challenging climate emerged as vital if the charity sector is to thrive, and deliver to beneficiaries under tightened incomes.

An Early Skirmish Climate emerged as a prickly issue in the first months of Mr. Bush's term, when the White House began forging its energy policy and focusing on ways to increase domestic use of coal and production of oil.

We demonstrate this using modern and estimated glacial precipitation rates; and climate emerges as an important, quantifiable control on channel geometry.

This article argues that, in fact, the very opposite is the case, that Dracula is dogmatically reactionary, and that it is reacting against the new intellectual climate emerging from Europe.

Safety climate : A construct originally developed by Zohar and his colleagues (e.g., Zohar 1980, 2010, 2011 ), safety climate has emerged as a potentially powerful leading indicator of workplace safety (Christian et al. 2009 ).

But an unlikely climate hero emerged last fall.

"If you look around it's clear that climate has emerged as a top -tier issue".