Sentence examples for of recent weather from inspiring English sources

Statistical analysis of our data revealed that this decline is attributable to perceptions of recent weather changes by the minority of Americans who have been skeptical about climate scientists.

A thorough examination of recent weather patterns, the condition of surrounding plants, cultural treatments or disturbances, and soil and water tests can help reveal the nature of the disease.

Senate Republicans have indicated that they will delay consideration of drug-fighting aid to Colombia, money for Kosovo peacekeeping operations and help for victims of recent weather disasters, and President Clinton said today that he was disappointed.

Appearing with Representative Vitali, Dr. Mann criticized those who would deny climate change and mankind's responsibility for it, even in the face of recent weather extremes "One often hears the misleading claim that no single event, regardless of how extreme or unprecedented, can be blamed on climate change," he said.

The prospect was raised during a Westminster Hall debate on the impact of recent weather in the South West.

Even after first flooding the ground to minimize the effects of recent weather, the team found that the soil near pika burrows soaked up water at least two to three times faster than similar soil from pika-free fields.

Or perhaps it is because a series of recent weather-linked catastrophes and headline-grabbing pollution issues have hammered home the point.

If certain soils and alterites may be considered to be the products of recent weathering, others span a much longer time interval.

They have a nice compendium of stories on recent weather events and climate change.

"We came as close as one can to demonstrating a direct link between climate change and a large family of extreme recent weather events," said Michael Mann, a professor of atmospheric science at Pennsylvania State University and lead author of the study.

But the new records are certain to contribute to the debate over whether some of the recent weather extremes in the United States and elsewhere, from tropical storms to droughts, can be directly attributed to human-induced global warming.