Sentence examples for destabilizing atmosphere from inspiring English sources
In the destabilizing atmosphere of a foreign city, both Abby and Zack are discovering alien new facets of each other — and perhaps of themselves.
Given that the Anthropocene's arrival is commensurate with a marked increase in carbon and a destabilizing atmosphere and hydrosphere and consequently, more hazards and disasters then hazard and disaster scholars are important experts in identifying traces of this evidence for Earth system change that point to a late-start.
Most cloud cover and precipitation in association with cold lows occurs during the daylight hours as sunlight warms the Earth's surface, destabilizing the atmosphere and causing upward vertical motion.
Most summer rainfall in the Northeast develops because daytime heat destabilizes the atmosphere, amplifying the contrast between the cool air aloft and the warm air near the ground, which is heated by the sun.
The initial thunderstorm activity moistens up the environment around the low, which destabilizes the atmosphere by reducing the lapse rate needed for convection.
Scattering aerosols tend to cool the BL and absorbing aerosols in the BL destabilize the atmosphere.
If we do not slow our reckless pollution of the atmosphere and invest in new, clean sources of energy, we risk dangerously destabilizing our climate.
We need to educate (and shout when necessary) that there is already 435 ppm (parts per million) of three major greenhouse gases polluting the atmosphere, heating up the earth, killing the oceans, melting the glaciers and polar icecaps, and destabilizing the climate.
Napster was enormously destabilizing.
"This was very destabilizing.
