Sentence examples for climate likely to from inspiring English sources

The bureau's budget has more than doubled in less than a decade, from $2.06 billion in 1994 to the $4.2 billion it is requesting for 2003 -- and, given the current climate, likely to get.

With northern Europe's climate likely to become wetter as a result of global warming, the European Environment Agency is warning of more, and worse, such flooding to come.Protecting towns and cities on these lowland floodplains is an expensive business.

In a socioeconomic climate likely to discourage absenteeism, the absenteeism/presenteeism ratio was 1 16.

During the last glacial period (110,000 to 10,000 years ago), especially in the Wisconsinian glaciation (31,000 to 10,000 years ago), the climate of Southern California changed radically from arid to wet, to a climate likely similar to the present-day Pacific Northwest.

Although the origins of the Finnish sauna are murky, Finland's cold climate likely contributed to the creation of this heat-filled structure.

Climate change impacts are defined by (1) the character and magnitude of climate changes likely to affect a given location, and (2) the sensitivity of a given conservation target to climate change.

In the south, the climate is likely to become much drier which will reduce yields.

I make fewer assumptions about what the overall political climate is likely to be in 2014.

In 1979, a National Academy of Sciences report said the climate was likely to warm if you keep putting CO2 into the atmosphere.

The vast majority of theatre-makers are getting by on very little, and in the current belt-tightening climate are likely to have to manage on even less.

If natural factors act to dampen global surface warming, as they have in the 2000s, the climate is likely to warm more slowly than the model average.