Sentence examples for extreme climactic from inspiring English sources

Regarded as equally important were cooperation with multiple partners to prioritize resilience in land-use planning and design and promotion of investments resilient to the anticipated impacts of extreme climactic events and the new risks (water crisis, epidemics, urban flooding) arising from rapid urbanization (Perwaiz 2014).

The future of North American gas production now lies in Canada's geographic and climactic extremes.

In the presence of radio microphones and world leaders, Hammond delivers a wild speech (dictated by Hearst), that, in its utopian and histrionic extremes, foreshadows the climactic oration by Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator" even as the specifics of the principled power-grab at the core of the film seem downright fascistic.

The extreme violence of the climactic passages makes the moments of quieter tension all the more telling.

Canopies of V. tortilis were shown to have a mean compass orientation and slope which maximized canopy exposure to the midday sun, specifically during peak summer when climactic conditions are extreme relative to populations elsewhere in the pan-tropical range of this species.

The climactic showdown resembles an extreme-fighting cage match conducted by a pair of rabid Wookies.

But that climactic juxtaposition between the cosmos and earthy celebration is only among the most extreme of the dozens of contrasts that define the finale in particular, and the symphony as a whole.

The movie attains otherworldly horror when its special effects grow more extreme: at one point Hyde appears as a furry, man-size crab, and in a grisly climactic murder he devolves into a semi-simian vampire — a Neanderthal Nosferatu.

He brought sweeping flourishes to climactic phrases.

The climactic scenes are utterly revolting.

At the climactic moment, the movie stops.