Sentence examples for predictable climate from inspiring English sources

Are we acting to move towards the realisation of a stable, relatively predictable climate with robust, resilient ecosystems and economic systems?

Drought, flooding and a less predictable climate hit both agriculture and fisheries hard, thereby threatening access to food for the world's growing population.

For its part Altria, the parent company of Philip Morris USA, says it hopes that F.D.A. regulation would create a more predictable climate than state-by-state regulations and the product liability lawsuits that have challenged the tobacco industry.

These climate projections paint a grim picture with conditions getting hotter, drier and less predictable climate, and a 20%% decline in precipitation (IPCC 2007) resulting in a drop in water runoff by 20 30 % in most of the region by 2050, mainly due to rising temperature and lower precipitation (Milly et al. 2005).

However the predictable climate in the Holocene drove the development of agriculture.

Leisey 1A likely experienced a less seasonally predictable climate as δ18O values do not fluctuate in a predictable oscillating pattern.

However, a study of male B. terrestris in the lab in completely constant and predictable climates of test chambers with unlimited food supply found that only 40% of the daytime was used for flight movements, and consequently 60% for resting [48].

Ms Hancock points out that the way to compete is not through incentives but via lower taxes, a predictable regulatory climate and fiscal stability.

"Thanks to our low taxes, reasonable and predictable regulatory climate, fair legal system and skilled work force, we continue to attract companies from around the nation," he said.

That means, above all, creating a safer and more predictable legal climate.In Kafka's "The Trial", Josef K is executed without ever finding out what his crime was.

And since both foreign and domestic employers need a predictable investment climate, it should come as no surprise that an ambiguous and unpredictable law would give investors pause.