Sentence examples for climate exists from inspiring English sources

A tropical rainforest climate exists there because of uniformly high temperatures and humid conditions.

A desert-type climate exists over most of the remainder of the area north to the Mediterranean.

The window and the climate exists to open up the labor agreements and make the amendments, right now, once and for all.

Another clear example of the religious climate exists within a so-called "Women's Care Center" nestled right beside Fredericton's Clinic 554.

Only because part of American society dissented from the war in Vietnam did a climate exist in which horror stories could come to public knowledge.

"While no specific directive contributed to reporting of low dropouts, a climate existed at the school that tolerated the reporting of unrealistic dropout rates," a statement by Dr. Stripling said.

The presence of this distinctive leaf physiognomic signature suggests that although a monsoon climate existed in Eocene time across southern Asia the characteristics of the modern topographically-enhanced South Asia Monsoon had yet to develop.

Outbreaks of mosquito-borne disease are commonly assumed to occur wherever competent vectors and a suitable climate exist, and that "global warming"—climate change caused by human activities will cause these diseases to move to higher altitudes and latitudes.

Despite evidence that abundant spawning habitat, food availability and suitable climate exist for Asian carps in the Great Lakes, major uncertainties remain about the likelihood of how persistence, survival and recruitment within the Great Lakes would be quantitatively related to propagule pressure.

Coldness is the dominant climatic factor in taiga ecosystems, although a surprising diversity of climates exists.

Because similar climates existed in North America and Europe during the Ice Ages, glacial erosion may have also significantly contributed to mountain height on these continents, report the researchers in this month's issue of Geology.