Sentence examples for climate takes from inspiring English sources

The local climate takes its toll, with "conditions that are increasingly variable and extreme: torrential rain, record plant-destroying cold spells, or drought," Richardson says.

Just like a puzzle image takes shape when the pieces are brought together, so to the climate takes shapes as the grid boxes are brought together.

At Northamptonshire police, deputy chief constable Suzette Davenport suggests that it may become harder for women to progress as the tough financial climate takes its toll, with cutbacks leading to officers seen as less "difficult" to manage being favoured for opportunities and promotion by hard-pressed bosses.

Measurements of climate take decades.

Highways, Mr. Scullion noted, are designed for the local climate, taking into account things like temperature and rainfall.

It was a fantastic climb in a booming business, but then the Asian economic climate took a nosedive and video piracy exploded in the region.

Charitable donations in the UK dropped by a fifth last year, as the tough financial climate took its toll on donors' giving power, a study has found.

After centuries of relative warmth, which had favored North Atlantic travels, the global climate took a frigid turn, and the colony's trade with Norway declined sharply.

However, given Egypt's current political climate, take it easy on the conversation at an ahwa, you never know who is listening in.

As one of the most abundant types of seals, they are not currently threatened, although Dr. Johnston and his colleagues plan to keep monitoring the populations to see how continuing changes in climate take their toll.

This paper focuses on the ventilation of multiple-bed hospital wards in the tropical climate, taking into account the design, indoor conditions and engineering controls.