Sentence examples for in the first working from inspiring English sources

A significant problem facing IPCC is how to make the literature reviewed in the impacts working group reflect the climate scenarios forecasted and reviewed in the first working group's report.

Demand as measured by visits to the Rightmove website in the first working week of 2016 was up by 21% on the same period in 2015.

This contradicted some reasonably basic physics, had not been predicted by the glacier specialists in the first working group (which deals with the natural science of past and future climate change) and was unsupported by any evidence.

Well I would expect once we bring out the other reports which are part of the fifth assessment cycle there would be a reinforcement of the messages that we had in the first working group report and I suppose it's inevitable that people would want to know okay, temperature is up X degrees, what does it really mean for me?

WASHINGTON -- In the first working week of his last calendar year in office, President Barack Obama defied Congress and pursued long-stalled gun control methods through executive action.

The Bute Merthyr began producing coal in 1855, the first working steam coal colliery in the Rhondda.

The shift to a larger format module was revealed in April 2016 and the first working panel rolled off the production line in Malaysia in December 2017.

What with ratification, elections and the pace of 18th-century life, it's a minor miracle that only about 18 months elapsed between the signing of the Constitution in 1787 and the first working day of Congress in 1789.

In fact, if you were in Halifax on the first working day of the new year you would have been able to ask David Cameron personally.

At the International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago a few weeks ago the world watched in awe as the first working 3D-printed vehicalledlled the Strati was created from scratch in 44 hours.

In 1960, Theodore Maiman of the Hughes Research Institute in Malibu built the first working laser, largely based on their design, producing a sharp beam of ruby-red light.