Sentence examples for climates will come from inspiring English sources

The mercenaries from hot climates will come if the money, and no doubt the taxes, appeal.

Depressingly, as Aviva's Saving and Retirement Manager Alistair McQueen points out, "socio political climates will come and go, but one trend that is relentless is our increasing life expectancy.

The first test of the new political climate will come in the next few weeks, as the mayor must begin drafting a budget that faces a $5 billion shortfall.

This pattern is opposite to the expectation that genetic adaptations to a warmer climate will come at the cost of a reduced tolerance to contaminants (Moe et al. 2013).

During COP22, I attended a side event on the enhanced role of non-state action with the high-level climate champions and other esteemed speakers, who asserted that 80% of future climate action will come from non-state actors.

But climate change will come back to bite us all.

Further climate votes will come up on Thursday.

"Americans want to do business here, they want to travel here, and with the right climate, they will come".

With climate change will come the likelihood of increased damage from floods, droughts and hurricanes, especially in the poorest countries.

Unless we acknowledge this issue and take action, climate change will come to us as the ghost of coal exports past.

Prof Belcher said: "Some of the impacts of climate change will come to the UK from events in countries outside the UK: the world is interconnected".