Sentence examples for considerable climate from inspiring English sources
Considerable climate differences can be found from the extremely arid desert in the North (the Atacama Desert), through the semiarid central Chile with Mediterranean climate, to the cooler and rainy southern Chile.
A new climate agreement in Paris and the pathway it maps out must acknowledge that many of the most vulnerable countries and communities will need support to adapt to climate change's impacts - and indeed to thrive in the face of considerable climate challenges.
However, because of considerable climate differences between the three regions it was impossible to avoid trimming in different months with this study design.
But we find ourselves in a world where the welfare of humans and the biosphere faces considerable threats — climate change, invasive species and altered biogeochemical cycles, to name a few.
With rapid socio-economic development over the past three decades in China, adverse effects of human activities on the natural ecosystem are particularly serious in arid regions where landscape ecology is fragile due to limited water resources and considerable interannual climate variability.
Though there is considerable uncertainty in climate projections for the southeastern U.S., climate change will likely impact both prescribed fire and wildfire.
Tropical deforestation continues to be the major driver of biodiversity loss and a considerable contributor to climate change.
This paper considers energy policy in Australia in the context of its considerable energy resources, climate change and a recent change in government.
As soils are facing considerable changes in climate, land use, land consumption, and degradation, it is vital to understand the characteristics of soils and their distribution, especially for soil management issues.
In order to sustain current land use in regions affected by a drier climate, considerable adaptation efforts would be required.
In particular there can be a considerable lag between climate becoming suitable in any one place and colonisation by a species through dispersal [ 3].
