Sentence examples for more severe climate from inspiring English sources

Those that rely on the flashy coverage garnered by skimpy dresses and front-row showbiz will appear too shallow to cope in a more severe climate.

But they warn that global warming is predicted to bring more severe climate events, and that some could hit countries where they could spark unrest.

Owing to the strain put upon wooden objects by the more severe climate in this country, and especially by the rigors of domestic heating in the winter, these pianos often did not fare well over time.

Rock fall protection decreases at lower elevations under the more severe climate scenarios and remains above the 2010 level only in the Green growth (B1) scenario.

The reduction is accentuated for more severe climate scenarios (e.g., Growth and convergence [A1] and Regional centers [A2]) after 2050 when drought years become more frequent.

Geologists have debated whether the water fell as rain or simply oozed out of ground warmed by internal heat, which would imply a more severe climate.

In addition, ectothermic vertebrates such as amphibians, reptiles, and freshwater fish generally have poor dispersal abilities in comparison to similarly-sized endotherms such as mammals and birds, which could expose ectotherms to more severe climates at a given location.

In more severe climates, you can go as high as 70 percent antifreeze to 30 percent water, but no higher.

The same logic applies to climate change and some extreme weather events: they are made more likely, and more severe, by climate change.

In the more severe artistic climate of the Catholic Reformation of the second half of the 16th century, the playful Plateresque style of buildings fell into disfavour.

They protect us against the floods and droughts which are getting ever more severe under climate change.