Sentence examples for climates because of the from inspiring English sources

TV, along with radio, also benefits in uneasy climates because of the shorter lead times required to book spots.

The use of stable plants is an attractive method for decontaminating soils, especially in humid temperate climates, because of the small amount of handling they require and their low cost of maintenance.

The city of Niagara Falls has a peculiar micro-climate because of the proximity of the falls.

"Fruit has more flavour grown in a cold climate because of the acidity," he says.

This is particularly true in regard to the climate because of the issue's complexity.

It's more challenging in the current political climate because of the questions I'm now asked.

We may be so incredibly lucky that none of the amplifying feedbacks that ominously loom will be able to run away with the climate because of the political obstruction the next two years will bring.

This work both supports the unique biodiversity found only in these great forests and helps protect our climate because of the role forests play in balancing our global environmental systems.

But a pair of scientists at Dartmouth College plan to present new research this week that suggests that, in some snow-covered places in the world, cutting down trees might have a net benefit for the climate because of the cooling effect the snow provides.

Northern half of the city, as well as the Bosporus coastline, express characteristics of oceanic and humid subtropical climates, because of humidity from the Black Sea and the relatively high concentration of vegetation.

Nor will they because of the overhyped climate agreement signed in Paris in December.