Sentence examples for highly variable climate from inspiring English sources
We are used to having a highly variable climate and our economy can deal with that".California has survived dry spells throughout its history.
With grazing sedentarization, the purchase and storage of forage has become an important strategy of herders to adapt to the highly variable climate.
Given the highly variable climate in these regions, and increasing temperature overall, amelioration of extreme surface soil temperatures would have implications for soil-dependent biological activity.
Overall, investment continues to be towards intensive arable agriculture and single rather than multiple-use systems, despite the risks posed by a highly variable climate to production and to biodiversity (Brouwer et al. 2014).
The results also show that the multi-use systems are better adapted to a highly variable climate than single-use arable systems that are highly vulnerable to rainfall fluctuations.
The succession of sedimentary units in the lower part of the core suggests that the cirque was ice-free before the onset of the last glaciation at the beginning of marine isotope stage 2. Highly variable climate prevailed during this period with cold conditions culminating about 18 cal ka BP.
But, he conceded, "we periodically revisit this item because some could add value" in remote areas of Colorado, for example, or highly variable climates like the California coast.
This study demonstrates that candidate markers can be applied at broad geographic scales to describe the extent of potential local adaptations across highly variable climates.
It seems the unusual geology and climate of East Africa created periods of highly variable local climate, which, it has been suggested could have driven hominin speciation, encephalisation and dispersal out of Africa.
Wales's highly variable relief and climate are obstacles to the development of other commercial crops.
Conditions in Australia are challenging for subsidence research given the long slopes, potential for salt problems, and in particular the highly variable and marginal climate.
