Sentence examples for climate has made from inspiring English sources

But like fellow Kenyans – and Africans – the changing climate has made our daily lives more difficult.

"The economic climate has made the balance of the fund-raising slower," he said.

The warming climate has made accessible minerals once locked in the ice, just when their prices are high, unleashing an exploration boom.

But the combination of a competitive market and a difficult lending climate has made sellers in New York less amenable to such conditions.

The current political and economic climate has made it extremely difficult for physicians to take the time to discuss the matter with the relatives.

But the offers that rushed in immediately after the show have slowed, and the current economic climate has made investors increasingly averse to risk.

Fine scenery, flowering vegetation, and a mild maritime climate have made the Channel Islands popular resort areas.

Their ability to store well and grow easily in this climate have made them a fruit bowl fixture.

Their conclusion: that climate change made only a modest contribution, but a warmer climate had made that sort of heat wave more likely to occur in general.

But Mr. Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said that the current political climate had made it impossible to consider such a difficult subject.

The presence of mineral springs, attractive coastal and mountain scenery, long beaches, and warm (humid subtropical) climate have made Sochi a large and popular holiday and health resort for Russian vacationers.