Sentence examples for prevalent climate from inspiring English sources

It was hardly collective bargaining, but at least an opportunity was being provided for some small-scale bonding of coworkers to combat the more prevalent climate of division.

The uplift of the Himalayas and the Tibetan Plateau not only created physical barriers for dispersal, but also heavily influenced the prevalent climate [ 18, 19].

Instead, the most prevalent climate change impact cited by both faculty and students was changes in atmospheric and ocean temperatures, such as global warming or increased sea surface temperatures.

A similar line of thinking is prevalent in climate change negotiations.

This pathogen likely occurs in different regions of Brazil because of a prevalent tropical climate and abundant sources of water.

"That a mere 10,000 immigrants a year could inspire such paranoid reactions among Americans indicates the general anti-immigrant climate prevalent at the country at the time".

So the C4 pathway is ideal for the hotter drought conditions that are increasingly prevalent owing to climate change.

To overcome these bacterial air content fluctuations, a standardized reagent bacterial mixture (SRBM), consisting in a collection of selected cultivable environmental species that are prevalent in temperate climate bioaerosols, was designed to generate a stable, reproducible, and easy to use surrogate of bioaerosol sample.

Despite these concerns, the results of this study are consistent with others signaling that CFP may become more prevalent as the climate continues to change, and appropriate investment in public health preparedness is prudent.

Slips and falls and associated outdoor injuries are prevalent in cold climates.

Wind erosion is of particular concern in Northeast China where a north continental monsoon climate is prevalent and land is prepared for seeding using an ancient ridge culture technique.