Sentence examples for climate persists from inspiring English sources

And it's important for the banks, too, if they wish to survive in their current form especially if the current political climate persists after the election.

And speculative construction, which has been limited, will become more constrained as the uncertain economic climate persists, he said, noting that developers wanted lease commitments for at least half of a building before moving forward.

Climate models and geologic evidence indicate that a dry climate persisted in the Western Interior during the Late Jurassic.

The link between fire and climate persisted during the mid- and late Holocene, when human impact on vegetation and the fire regime was high.

Well-drained palaeoenvironments, associated with a warm and dry climate, persisted through the upper part of the HCFm until a gradual return to poorly-drained conditions and to a warm, humid climate occurred at the top of the formation.

In situ produced cosmogenic 3He analyses provide independent support for the model of a stable, hyper-arid polar climate persisting in East Antarctica since the mid-Miocene and provide quantitative constraints on long-term rates of erosion within the Dry Valleys.

A much milder climate persisted at that time, and large game animals were still plentiful.

The narrow, coarsely saw-toothed, heavily veined, blue-green leaves of the American beech are about 13 cm (5 inches) long and turn yellow in autumn; the slightly shorter, egg-shaped, dark-green leaves of the European beech turn red-brown in autumn but, in mild climates, persist through the winter.

Cold climates persisted until the Lateglacial period, evidenced by an identified warming and subsequent cooling event correlated with the Younger Dryas period.

By contrast, carbon dioxide, the primary cause of climate disruption, persists in the atmosphere for thousands of years — and its effects are much more difficult to mitigate.

The right-wing media machine is a large part of the reason why denial of climate change persists in the United States long after the rest of the world has acknowledged the problem.