Sentence examples for keeping the climate from inspiring English sources

"It means we are quickly losing the possibility of keeping the climate below what people thought were possibly tolerable thresholds," he said.

But the electoral arithmetic has changed since the Conservatives failed to win an outright majority in 2012, and the Chancellor's main concern now seems to be keeping the climate change sceptic fringe of his party onside.

When the milestone was passed, Keeling's son Ralph, a geochemist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, glossed the event as follows: "It means we are quickly losing the possibility of keeping the climate below what people thought were possibly tolerable thresholds".

Choose a destination in another part of the world and, keeping the culture, climate and terrain of this place in mind, design a blueprint for a small town that recreates your "home away from home".

In the case of traditional livestock keeping, the effects of climate change on financial and economic viability will be least.

Our oceans temper our climate, keeping the Earth a livable place; but if we continue to damage them and kill all the life in them, we may inevitably kill ourselves.

What is the direct impact of the Carnot effect of the 2085 climate, keeping the fuel use constant at year 2000 level?

Samples of diapausing females were obtained by keeping the vials in a climate chamber in a L D cycle of 16:8 (diapause inducing conditions) for the same time period.

The austere functionality imposes a dramatic climate control, keeping the picture's atmosphere cool and airless.

Industry is ahead of government in the need to protect the consumer while keeping the lights on and tackling climate change.

So, in the spirit of political fact-checking, I called an expert, Frank Mazzotti of the University of Florida, who said that the cost of keeping the alligators alive in that climate "would be astronomical".