Sentence examples for mundane climate from inspiring English sources
In his application of their techniques to the future, Mr Kohn gives a depth to the scenarios of which he speaks that the numbers and maps of more mundane climate prognostication can never match.In the process of immersing the reader in a fully realised set of tomorrows, Mr Kohn also recasts his perception of today.
That was his biggest vulnerability -- well, that and Romney's acknowledgement of perfectly mundane facts on climate change.
Can our mundane actions really change the climate of something so large as the Earth?
Theories have ranged from the mundane (the greater stability of tropical climates imposes fewer random extinctions on species that are already there, allowing varieties to accumulate) to the wacky (that centrifugal force caused by the Earth's rotation exerts a slight pull towards the equator, thus biasing migration patterns).
This campaign has proven remarkably effective -- not in altering reality, but in muddying perceptions, corrupting our basic understanding of matters both critical and mundane, from the risks of financial crisis or of climate change to our expanding waistlines.
The Keystone XL, a mundane pipeline project that escalated into a bitter proxy war over climate change and North America's energy future, moved one important step closer to reality on Friday.
While the greatest minds on the planet toil away fighting climate change and mitigating its worst effects, ordinary people will have more mundane concerns.
"We discussed mundane things".
