Sentence examples for climate enables from inspiring English sources

First, the climate enables four yields of crops annually (compared to two on the mainland, which substantially increases the toxic output into Hawaiian land), while serving as an operational optimization for biotech companies.

Leptospirosis is an endemic zoonosis in the tropics, where a favorable climate enables the pathogenic spirochete Leptospira interrogans to survive in the environment (1 ).

Considerable areas of fertile soil and a favourable climate enable the production of a variety of tropical crops, most importantly cloves and coconuts.

But he did not address the substance of a separate report by a four-member panel headed by James R. Schlesinger, a former defense secretary, except to note that it said Mr. Rumsfeld had set the climate enabling the prison abuse.

There is no doubt, however, that as little as 15,000 years ago an amelioration of the present Saharan climate enabled such typical Ethiopian forms as clariid catfish to reach the river systems of North Africa.

When any single element changed in this hermetic and interrelated world — for example, a shift in the political climate enabling even one member of Congress to sense a gain in questioning the cost of even one Department of Defense project — the interrelatedness tended to work against adaptation.

Trust and a collaborative climate enable the sharing of knowledge, particularly of a tacit nature [ 38, 41, 42, 46].

Have afternoon tea on the terrace at the refurbished Royal Hotel (royalhoteliow.co.uk) before a stroll around the Botanic Gardens (botanic.co.uk) - where the tropical micro-climate enables an astonishing array of flowers and shrubs to flourish.

The variety of soils and climates enables Togo to grow a wide range of products.

The well-being of the entire community depends upon these pines for they cast shade, altering the micro-climate enabling shade-dependent trees like spruce and fir an opportunity to grow.

Incorporation of climate data enables evaluation of future climate change scenarios [e.g., 21] and their impacts on C monitoring efforts (e.g., United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change submissions).