Sentence examples for fickle climate from inspiring English sources

Most were small kingdoms, deeply conservative; they were geared to survival in Africa's fickle climate, not to development.

How can anyone identify disruption to the notoriously fickle climate of the UK? None of the extremes that we are told are now the norm are actually, well, extreme – unless you mean extremely quiet.

July can be tricky – it's either delightfully sunny, uniformly grey or endless rain, depending on what our fickle climate decides – so this week's recipes are designed to cope with whatever the weather gods throw at us.

After managing to overcome the obstacles of new vines, fast-draining soil and fickle climate, the North Fork wineries are now struggling to handle crowds who are looking more for a good time than a good wine, who are interested in quaffing quickly whatever is open without regard to vintage or fermentation.

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The news agency says that the Met Office, "which forecasts the weather in one of the world's most fickle climates", now says the rainy weather we've seen in the capital for months may disperse in time for the opening ceremony on Friday 27 July.

As an outlet for his own boundary-pushing productions alongside those of some of the world's most exciting producers, the label has maintained impressive longevity and relevance in the ever-fickle climate of changing trends.

Using all these plants will ensure spring and summer color in your gardens no matter how fickle the climate.

However, attributing the collapse of how things were solely to these women overlooks the reality that even the most traditional of babies have become hardened by this fickle new climate.

When we say "global warming" what we're actually talking about here are the air temperatures which, as one of the authors told me, is a relatively "fickle" measure of climate change.

Given their abundant liquidity, large, Western fund managers have driven eastern stocks back to heights not seen for years (although the Japanese market is still far below the peak it scaled in the late 1980s).Such portfolio investors are notoriously fickle, however, and the climate is already changing.