Sentence examples for current global climate from inspiring English sources
e360: Have coral records been incorporated into our current global climate models?
First, there is a frustrating lack of attention paid to agriculture in the current global climate talks leading up to the Paris conference later this year.
Current global climate policy architecture does not aim at stabilizing the greenhouse gases concentration in the atmosphere that may achieve the proclaimed 2 °C guard rail.
"Current global climate change models cannot forecast rainfall patterns with sufficient accuracy to indicate what will happen to precipitation in the New York City system watersheds," the report said.
Proxy-based indicators of past climate change show that current global climate models systematically underestimate Holocene-epoch climate variability on centennial to multi-millennial timescales, with the mismatch increasing for longer periods1,2,3,4,5.
This geotechnical accident shows that the role of groundwater is an essential factor to consider in the geotechnical and environmental engineering studies and multidisciplinary effort for risk assessment of environmental hazards is important under current global climate change condition.
And all readers will get a cogent account of how self-defeating current global climate-change policies are turning out to be.
Having reviewed the situation in the light of the current global economic climate, I have decided to hold a consultation on options for access to the island".
"However, the current global financial climate is extremely uncertain," Gus Sauter, chief investment officer at Vanguard, said in a statement sent to shareholders on Tuesday.
It's a timely lesson to those of us who might otherwise despair of the current global political climate, the rise of intolerance and the temporary triumph of unfounded assertion over fact.
While in the current global political climate it may seem that potential agents of bioterrorism, like anthrax and smallpox, are the major threats to public health, experts agree that naturally occurring pathogens are a more credible and significant source of any future epidemics.
