Sentence examples for population climate from inspiring English sources
"We're similar in population, climate and temperament — dour and self-reliant, but prepared to try a little invention," he said.
So many of the social problems we face, such as an ageing population, climate change, energy needs and food security, have solutions rooted in science and engineering.
They then grew into more elaborate soliloquies on subjects certain to come up in conversations: the population, climate, economy and cultural importance of New York.
In 1983, he married Judith E. Jacobsen, an expert on global population with whom he wrote "The Crowded Greenhouse: Population, Climate Change, and Creating a Sustainable World".
This confluence of population, climate, unemployment, water scarcity and illiteracy may be making Egypt ungovernable — and the job of president impossible — with such a stressed and mobilized population.
They include population growth and an ageing population, climate change, new materials, new technologies, and the circular economy.
Add to that resource depletion, globalization, aging populations, climate change and the accelerating speed of technological change and adoption – from mobile phones to social media and Internet connectivity.
What are the factors that are accounting for this?" In his view: travel – caused by mass migration or specific events such as 2014's World Cup in Brazil; unimmunised populations; climate change; warmer weather thanks to El Niño; and poverty.
Globally, the pressures of expanding populations, climate change, and increased energy demands are motivating significant investments in re-operationalizing existing reservoirs or designing operating policies for new ones.
To explore this further, we hypothesised that two demographically similar Canadian cities with similar large populations, climate (weather) and air pollution characteristics should exhibit comparable (reproducible) air pollution effects for MI.
The Population-Climate Change Bomb: Can We Finally Talk Seriously?
