Sentence examples for climates that make from inspiring English sources

In this edition of VICE Canada Reports, Sarah Ratchford investigates abortion access in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, two provinces with restricted access to abortions and conservative political climates that make access a difficult issue even to discuss.

One is creating a culture and climate that make it the best college to realize the vision we've articulated.

The jagged topography and semiarid climate that make farming an exercise in adaptability in the remote Monegros region of northeastern Spain also make it a painterly abstraction.

In the rocky hills of the Palestinian West Bank, farmers learned long ago how to adapt to extremes of climate that make spring the shortest season.

"I think it's the colder climate that makes our suits and coats more popular," he said.

He expanded a safety net to a lot of desperate people, and contributed to a first-world business climate that made outside investors feel welcome.

Today, Mr. Cuomo suggested that the heated oratory had helped create a climate that made it easier to prod Smith & Wesson into an agreement.

With a relatively mild climate that makes street living less uncomfortable than in colder cities, it attracts addicts and homeless people from all over Canada.

But even in New York, a gateway of immigration, a national climate that makes immigrant patients more timid also emboldens some front-line workers to bar the way.

In the new, more virtuous climate, that makes pre-Columbian art the next logical field for auction houses to improve their game, and even give a lead.

But it can also be reasonably argued that it was the Mayor who was primarily responsible for creating the provocative climate that made Mr. Ambach's decision possible.