Sentence examples for climate turned from inspiring English sources

The hostile economic climate turned out to be a catalyst for green information technology.

As the climate turned wet and warm, the great beasts died off — what the heat didn't kill, the hunters did — and the prairie slowly rotted to marsh.

Some archaeologists argue that as in the Near East, some African populations began to plant grains because the climate turned drier, threatening their food security.

But New York is just catching up with this type of entertainment; the political climate turned hostile to the industry in the 1990's when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani vowed to stamp it out, or at least dilute it.

As the climate turned cold and arid between 25,500 and 22,500 years ago, the remaining inhabitants of Gorham's Cave became too few to resist the threats brought by inbreeding and possibly disease as their once-abundant food supplies from the sea and land diminished.

Starting 70,000 years ago, the climate turned wetter.

The Tom Ford empire has thrived in a chaotic financial and diplomatic climate, turning over $1bn a year in retail.

August, when the wind drops and the normally dry climate turns humid, is typically one of the worst months for smog.

Investors have spotted the opportunity of social gaming and even as the economic climate turns chilly they have been putting funds into these businesses.

By laying the groundwork now, Mr. Pinsky said, "everything is in place so that when the climate turns, private developers will be able to ride the cycle up from the beginning rather than rush to meet it at the end".

Massive environmental degradation will occur, drastically affecting weather and climate, turning a wet cooler habitat into a hot uncomfortable cauldron.