Sentence examples for regional cold from inspiring English sources
For one thing, it stands at the forefront of a regional cold war.
"This regional cold spell has caused widespread commentary that global warming has ended," Dr. Hansen said.
It all has echoes of the regional cold war of the 1960s when Egypt's Gamal Abdel-Naspearheadedeaded the Arab nationalist struggle against reactionary monarchies.
The cave roost was subsequently devoid of bats during a regional cold phase linked to the Little Ice Age, with bats returning when local temperatures increased.
The country has been without a president since May of last year, as rival factions backed by regional heavyweights Iran and Saudi Arabia failed to agree on a consensus candidate, another symptom of what many see as a regional cold war.
But we will also continue to have local and regional "cold snaps," although already, they are only half as common as they were just decades ago.
In Koforidua, the capital of Ghana's eastern region, the regional vaccine cold storage facility has been upgraded from a room crammed full of fridges to a hi-tech walk-in cold room – a donation from the Japan International Co-operation Agency.
The first type (TYPE1), also the dominant one, depicts colder than normal temperatures covering most parts of the country while the second type (TYPE2) is more regional, with significant cold temperatures only noticeable over northwest India.
Also, Central America became the first regional conflict of the Cold War era that the United States and the Soviet Union under Mikhail Gorbachev worked together to resolve, setting the stage for further breakthroughs in U.S.-Soviet relations.
The United States maintained large military bases in the Philippines for nearly a century to counter imperial Japan's expansion before World War II and, later, to ensure a regional presence in the cold war.
The U.S. administration of President Reagan viewed the emergence of the left-wing Sandinista government in Managua as a threat to Washington's regional interests during the Cold War.
