Sentence examples for more benign climate from inspiring English sources

The terrain of the North Island is much less precipitous than that of the South and has a more benign climate and greater economic potential.

He said: "With a pinch of luck, by 2015 [when the new agreement should be signed] the current economic crisis will be behind us, creating a more benign climate for governments to make commitments the world needs in order to tackle climate change effectively and business needs to survive and prosper".

Part of the reason for the more benign political climate is that negotiators have learned from past failures; the strategy now is to devolve some of the hard choices to national governments themselves through intended nationally determined contributions or INDCs.

The more benign the economic climate, the freer the two parties would feel to go their separate ways.Far from imploding before its five-year term is up, electoral arithmetic may even preserve the coalition beyond that horizon.

It could also mean that he and Mr Borg might regret not pressing ahead with bolder reforms when the economic climate was more benign.

The political and economic context for climate change policy was more benign that it is today.

The nonnative tiger mosquito, a vector for diseases including dengue, yellow fever and encephalitis, is expanding its range across North America and is set to displace more benign native species on the back of climate change.

Pioneered by Royal Dutch/Shell (which includes at least three different long-run forecasts of the global economy in its strategic planning decisions), scenario planning has been out of fashion for a decade because the geopolitical climate appeared to have become more benign.

For more than a century it has been indelibly associated with a benign climate, extensive leisure, and outdoor recreation, as well as the special aura of celebrity associated with Hollywood.

Other documents are more benign.

Group performances were more benign.