Sentence examples for prone to climate from inspiring English sources

That problem will not be solved soon enough to avert significant climate change unless the Earth system is a lot less prone to climate change than most scientists think.

Over the past two decades, communities in the regions have become more prone to climate and human-induced disasters in the form of annual floods and droughts.

Generally, water supplied from SDWs occurs in shallow water tables which are generally prone to climate variability and ET losses hence more sensitive to rapid WT fluctuations (De Louw et al. 2013).

It could be expected that populations with different and strong density dependence would be less prone to climate-induced interspecific synchrony [ 28].

The Cuatro Ciénegas region is prone to drastic climate changes — a hurricane flooded the valley in 2010 — but experts agree that last year marked a record low in the water level.

The geographic location of Gilgit-Baltistan, and the topographical nature makes it prone to harsh climate like snow storms, wind storms, droughts, floods, landslides and soil erosion [ 3].

The Coral Triangle is particularly vulnerable because it's more prone to non-climate related pressures than other reefs.

This is especially important for protected areas within regions particularly prone and sensitive to climate change like the polar regions [ 48].

One challenge for any approach to sustainable water use in Arizona is that climate change will intensify existing difficulties of maintaining water supplies in an arid climate prone to drought.

Presumably not.A woolly-minded conviction that human rights are important, without a coherently articulated agenda for promoting them consistently and fairly, leads to a policy climate prone to capture by protectionist interests.

Cities are particularly prone to the effects of climate change.