Sentence examples for experience warming from inspiring English sources

A 4C average would also mask more severe local impacts: the Arctic and western and southern Africa could experience warming up to 10C.

He did his national service as a second lieutenant in the Royal Ulster Rifles (1952-54), whech he found a "liberating experience", warming to a code of discipline and loyalty.

Around the equator, by contrast, warming acted locally (as well as globally), so a tropical country would experience warming that it, itself, created by cutting down trees.Whether that will be enough to entice those countries to prefer rainforests to ranches is another matter.

As the Earth rotates on its axis, we experience warming during the day (in direct sunlight) and cooling at night (in the dark), as the Earth radiates its stored heat away into the depths of space.

Yes, climate change is a known fact: Earth has and likely will continue to experience warming and cooling trends.

"Polar bears just simply haven't experienced warming like this," he says.

Northern Eurasia has undergone significant environmental change, having experienced warming in the past few decades that already exceeds the 1.5 to 2.0 °C warming limits adopted as a target at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (30 November−12 December 2015, Paris, France).

Many regions are currently experiencing warming effects associated with global climate change, including longer growing seasons and earlier arrival of spring (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 2001; Karl and Trenberth 2003; Menzel 2000).

We benefited from his leadership, experience, warm friendship, humor and deep sense of loyalty.

Conversely, the models suggest that the UK could experience warmer, drier summers in the future.

The Great Plains and Pacific Northwest usually experience warmer weather later in the year, and fewer tropical storm systems develop during the Atlantic hurricane season.