Sentence examples for emerging ice from inspiring English sources

And the only significant business relationship an emerging ice king has is with his retailers: everything comes down to how much, how soon.

That kind of talk rankles Craig Lee, an archaeologist with the University of Colorado and an expert in the study of ancient materials that are emerging from ice patches around the world as temperatures warm from global climate change.

Mattia and Alice emerge like ice sculptures against a human backdrop that the author animates, but which the characters themselves don't treat as real.

There are local impacts from melting tundra – buildings and infrastructure tip and tilt when once-solid foundations turn to mush, and the methane beneath the permafrost begins to emerge, preventing ice from forming on lakes.

There will be petits fours and macarons at the end, served in a mist of liquid nitrogen, like Sammy Hagar emerging from dry ice to sing.

Now researchers are reporting that the abrupt cooling — which took place about 12,900 years ago, just as the planet was emerging from an ice age — may have been caused by one or more meteors that slammed into North America.

Archaeologists scramble to recover artifacts emerging from alpine ice.

Oil companies, mining industries, and many nations are racing to industrialize and "harvest" the resources of this "new ocean" emerging from the ice.

Despite this emerging competition, natural ice remained vital to North American and European economies, with demand driven up by rising living standards.

The great thing about climate change is that there's always some new, horrifying consequence to worry about ― like ancient viruses and bacteria emerging from the ice as the Earth warms.

We targeted landscapes for sampling with highly weathered surfaces adjacent to cold-based portions of extant ice caps (indicated by preservation of fragile, dead vegetation emerging from beneath retreating ice margins).