Sentence examples for climate subject from inspiring English sources

But judgments are inevitably personal and, in today's climate, subject to political whim.

We evaluated the effect of soil wetting agent formulation, and application frequency, on water repellency in sandy soil with two contrasting organic matter (OM) contents under kikuyugrass [Pennisetum clandestinum (Holst. Ex Chiov ], and irrigated at 60% replacement of net evaporation in a climate subject to hot, dry summers.

These accessions have evolved under contrasting natural habitats with the one in Canada growing under a semi-arid, subarctic climate and the accession in China under a temperate climate subject to more frequent precipitation.

Provisions could not last longer without placing the crews on short allowance, and to do so in that climate subjected them to sure and destructive attacks of scurvy.

Unfortunately, so saturated are we in the tatty ephemera the current publishing climate subjects us to, one can almost be forgiven for not realising the academic publishers of this world exist.

In recent years terrorism activities have been increasing in scope worldwide as well as the global warming process has had a direct impact on the weather in various climates, subjecting countries around the world to unusually severe storms.

PRUITT: I believe the ability to measure with precision the degree of human activity's impact on the climate is subject to more debate on whether the climate is changing or whether human activity contributes to that.

More production will help, but true independence from foreign imports – not to mention fewer greenhouses gases and a safer climate, a subject Mr. Romney never touches upon – will depend on developing alternative fuels and more efficient vehicles.

As throughout western Europe in general, however, Germany's climate is subject to quick variations when the moderate westerly winds from the Atlantic Ocean collide with the cold air masses moving in from northeastern Europe.

The environmentalists' underlying assumption is that nature, free of man's interference, is generally benign and stable; yet much of the scientific evidence suggests otherwise (for instance, the climate is subject to big natural fluctuations; many plants are poisonous).

Of greatest interest to England manager Roy Hodgson and his players will be the climate, a subject that has dominated so many of their World Cup thoughts since the Fifa World Cup draw was made.