Sentence examples for frozen climate from inspiring English sources
The skull reveals that modern humans reached the Levant where the population may have given rise to those who later colonised Europe when the frozen climate abated and the territory became more habitable.
Stretching from freezing climates to desert regions and incorporating vastly different cultures, the union is seeing that what may be a market commodity in one country is a health issue in another.
You may even need to feed them again to combat boredom in the midst of the Grande Gallerie or withstand freezing climates while sightseeing from un bateau on the river Seine or jettison weeping and gnashing of teeth whilst appreciating the massive, vertical trajectory of the Eiffel Tower despite frigid climes.
It's a few minutes before 10am, we're late for an academic conference and underdressed for the freezing climate.
"I would guess that if we could kind of just freeze the climate that we have right now, they could probably be growing nose-to-nose with redwoods," says Koch.
We know the reasons why action on climate is frozen: emerging countries such as China, India and Brazil will not accept limits that stifle their rapid emergence; developed countries such as the United States and the European Union can't or won't subsidize efforts abroad; and the U.S. federal government can't even agree on binding limits for America itself.
Yet Washington is essentially frozen on the subject of climate change.
Few U.S. college students have the necessary academic background to transfer into a STEM field, experts say, and many women and minority students who want to pursue STEM degrees are said to be frozen out by a chilly climate.
Permafrost, which is a layer of permanently frozen soil found in northern climates, houses thousands of years of organic matter.
Alaska's North Slope, after all, is a place with a freeze-thaw climate that can turn a tire rut into a permanent geological feature.
The Climate Action Task Force hopes to pry Congress out of its deep freeze on climate action.
