Sentence examples for relative climate from inspiring English sources

Kathy Washienko, a major Democratic donor from Seattle, said she "struggled" ahead of the 2012 election: "Should I not support Obama at the level I had in 2008, to convey my discontent with his relative climate silence?" She ended up contributing, she said, but in May signed a letter with about 150 other donors calling on Mr. Obama to reject the pipeline.

The relative climate contribution estimated from the hydrological model is greater than these from the two Budyko framework based methods, and the estimated relative climate contribution from the decomposition method is the smallest in the three methods.

Current climate characteristics are not necessarily stationary and the temporal positioning of a reference period might impact the magnitude of relative climate change.

The relative climate change mitigating effect of potential afforestation is projected to be similar in Northern Ukraine (Figure 6), however both climate change signal and afforestation effect are smaller in this area.

When considering Trump, Nixon, and the relative climate of the country in each leader's respective time, they represent very different national environments.

The study also found that "the relative climate expertise and scientific prominence of the researchers unconvinced of [man-made climate change] are substantially below that of the convinced researchers".

Following independent ranking of populations for the five variables, the average rank across all five was used to order populations from most hot and dry to most cold and wet, and to compare relative climates in the tree topologies.

Coaldrake said he told staff in an email that a review of its investments "relative to climate risk" had led it to direct its external funds manager, the Queensland Investment Corporation, to ensure it had "no fossil fuel direct investments".

Knowledge gaps relative to climate and water quality regulation services were identified for the establishment phase of bioenergy buffers (0-3y).

Additionally, warmer and drier conditions may increase fire activity and severity, which may exacerbate rates of permafrost thaw and carbon remobilization relative to climate alone.

Others disagree that the correct stance could be so universal and claim instead that it is relative to climate, as well as to other factors listed above, such as domain (Jones 1999).