Sentence examples for days when the climate from inspiring English sources
And there are days when the climate science, the history of Christian violence towards the earth, and the loss of fellow creatures breaks my heart.
The climate now, he feels, has close parallels to the early days when the scene and the music achieved liftoff on extremely limited resources.
Days when the rains came..."....
He acknowledges the climate sceptics had a field day when the UEA climate emails were released.
On a recent day, when the N.Y.
As part of his 120-day review published in April, chief executive Graham Wallace said he would look at a new rights issue later in the year "when the climate will be better for us".
Depending on the respective climate model used in the examination at hand, the long-term mean shifts of apple bloom in Hesse range between 13 and 18 days when comparing the periods 1971 to 2000 and 2071 to 2100.
"Gone are the days when mining benefited millions – now open-cast mining lines the pockets of millionaires like climate sceptic Matt Ridley, whilst destroying the landscape and cooking the planet," said Ellen Gibson, one of the activists at the front gate.
"Gone are the days when we believed that only a legally binding treaty could produce an effective response to climate change," he said in a statement.
In a retail climate overrun by new labels, with design teams frequently changing direction to remain competitive, the days when a customer would stick to, say, Brooks Brothers or Talbots for life might be over.
The days when Britain was a big player at international summits on other matters may also be gone: "On the development agenda, climate change, the high-water mark of our influence may have passed.
