Sentence examples for difference to the atmosphere from inspiring English sources

And it would make no difference to the atmosphere whether it was burned in the United States, China or elsewhere, he noted.

This habit is surprisingly easy to acquire — it doesn't take any extra time, energy or money — and it makes a real difference to the atmosphere of home.

"There are real problems there with the length of time it would take to ramp up an industry on a scale that is actually going to make a difference to the atmosphere".

It became a superpressure balloon at 19.2km in altitude with 20% pressure difference to the ambient atmosphere.

"This study therefore makes no difference to the total amount in the atmosphere; it simply means that accounting for Chinese emissions is getting better". "China is one of the biggest coal users in the world.

Show me anywhere on the Keeling curve where the environmental movement (which I consider myself to be an ardent supporter of) has made the slightest bit of difference to the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.

It may seem incredible that such a tiny proportion of the atmosphere could make any difference to the climate or living things, but plants have become something of a bellwether for increasing amounts of CO2 because they use the gas for photosynthesis, capturing and turning it into food using sunlight and water.

"I can feel the difference in the atmosphere from last season, now we can maybe go to the Champions League.

The difference in the atmosphere was stark as 65,000 fans exited in silence, not a smile to be found on anyone's face.

The big difference was the atmosphere.

Liverpool are not only finishing their season on a high, there was a powerful difference between the atmosphere at Anfield for Dortmund or Villarreal and that at an Etihad Stadium still in the habit of booing the Uefa anthem.