Sentence examples for climate that spurred from inspiring English sources
These events helped lead to the climate that spurred World War Two a generation later.
To provoke Israel into continuing its strikes on Lebanese targets, many Lebanese fear, Syria could encourage either Hezbollah or its other clients to launch attacks across the border after a withdrawal, reviving the climate of violence that spurred the Israel invasion of Lebanon in 1982 and bringing punishing Israeli airstrikes against Lebanese villages and infrastructure.
To help countries promote energy-smart agrifood systems through the identification, planning and implementation of appropriate energy, water, food security and climate-smart strategies that spur agricultural growth and rural development, in 2012 FAO has launched the multi-partner ESF Programme.
That spurs productivity and company formation.
Virtually all -- between 97 and 98percentt -- of the scientists "most actively publishing in the field" were found to support the basic notion of anthropogenic climate change -- that is, climate change spurred by humans.
These views are reinforced by public talking-heads who don't intend to spur individual acts of violence against Muslims but help to cultivate a climate that allows it.
If this vision builds on a shared understanding of the issues at stake and includes credible climate policies that spur sustainable development, it can protect economic competitiveness and put the province on track to contributing to Canada's emissions targets.
But Congressional inaction on climate change diminished the incentives that had spurred A.E.P. to take the leap.
Like many elected Republicans, Pruitt has questioned the overwhelming scientific evidence that climate change is spurred by human activity.
Because the shift occurred during the first great heat wave after the glaciers began their retreat, the authors speculate that the warming climate spurred people to migrate from the Near East to Europe.
