Sentence examples for sensitive climate from inspiring English sources

The song is the sort of ridiculous ethnic spoof that no one would dream of creating in today's more politically sensitive climate.

In this sensitive climate, Lochte & Co claiming to have been robbed by gun-toting pretend police officers underscores the idea the host city is a semi-lawless backwater where no one is safe.

Iran's foreign minister, Kamal Kharazi, said Iraq, the Israeli-Palestinian war and Afghanistan were also discussed, adding, "Such discussion, in the currently sensitive climate, are very important and highlight a new track in the relations between Iran and France".

"Having sought wide-ranging advice, Tate feels that to exhibit the work in London in the current sensitive climate, post July 7, would not be appropriate," the museum said, referring to the deadly bombings in London this summer.

Similarly, a 2014 paper published in Nature found that the least sensitive climate models incorrectly simulate water vapor being drawn up into the atmosphere to form clouds in a warmer world.

Among the results of this test, a similar degree of variability on the prediction of fruit dry weight WF is detected for the three climate variables, while S and TA were the most sensitive climate variables.

Light-sensitive, climate-controlled, bulletproof glass protects Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa painting after prior attacks at the Louvre Museum.

Roe, G. H. & Armour, K. C. How sensitive is climate sensitivity?

They are smaller to begin with and are located in a region that is more sensitive to climate change -- and the climate has changed.

Our study region corresponds to the confluence of three air streams that control central North American climates and, hence, should be sensitive to climate change.

Our contention is that, because ozone levels are so sensitive to climate, analyses of future ozone impacts ought to take climate change into account.