Sentence examples for shifting zones from inspiring English sources

In this sense, the whole Iran debate — with its receding "red lines," its shifting "zones of immunity," its threats and counter-threats, its bad metaphors and worse similes — is false.

We know that those changes threaten to slow or reverse our hard-fought gains in peace and health, leaving our descendants a world in violent, unceasing transition, with rising seas, greater droughts, more intense storms, shifting zones of fertility and disease, and waves of climate refugees.

For the coming decades, most climate change models forecast increasing pollution, shifting zones ideal for agriculture, and possibly more extreme weather, all of which could hurt agricultural yields.

The family moved to a safer neighborhood, but violence followed as the city fractured into shifting zones of regime and rebel control.

Constant, a one-time member of the CoBrA group and the Situationist International, proposed that people of the future, freed from menial labor by mass automation, would engage in a nomadic existence, drifting through sectors of the city in search of play and pleasure, denoted by shifting zones of light and color.

Several have predicted northward shifting zones of infection with modest impacts on overall extent of distribution (Rogers and Randolph, 2000; Hay et al., 2004; Nakazawa et al., 2007).

There is also the matter of shifting zone boundaries as parts of the country become slightly warmer and others slightly cooler.

However, the seasonally shifting zone where the ice ended and the open ocean began would have been extremely rich in food resources – migrating seals, sea birds, fish and the now-extinct northern hemisphere penguin-like species, the great auk.

Similarly, rejection of evolution does not always predict rejection of GCC. Figure 6 illustrates this, as the 'zone of denial' shifts from religious to political conservatism as it moves from rejection of evolution to rejection of GCC. Figure 6 The shifting zone of science denial.

Despite this fact, enrichment of certain fragments in the shifted zone clearly suggests that these may contain regions involved in sequence specific DNA-protein interactions.

They suggest that species have been "strictly confined" to specific climatic zones for millions of years, and have migrated with shifting climatic zones during historic changes in climate [29].