Sentence examples for since warming from inspiring English sources

In the three decades since, warming air and ocean temperatures have continued to destabilize the continent; in July, 2017, an iceberg the size of Delaware broke away from an ice shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula.

"Even if that gives a slight net warming for the past 15 to 17 years, it does not change the fact that the warming over the full 34 years since warming began has been slower than predicted by 95 per cent of the [computer] model runs consulted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change….The key point is that warming is slower than expected," Lord Ridley said.

"Every extra bit of warming matters, especially since warming of 1.5°C or higher increases the risk associated with long-lasting or irreversible changes, such as the loss of some ecosystems," added Hans-Otto Pörtner, Co-Chair of IPCC Working Group II.

Since warming could cause larger ecosystem respiration and a reduction of CO2 dissolution in water, the feedback parameter γ is regarded to have a negative sign (Arora et al. [2013]; Friedlingstein et al. [2006]; Gregory et al. [2009]), meaning that interaction between climate and the carbon cycle forms a positive feedback loop.

He has little body fat; often a wide nose, since warming of the air in the nasal passages is not desirable; and usually dark skin, which shields him from harmful solar radiation and may serve to lower his sweating threshold.

The person living in hot climates has little body fat; often a wide nose, since warming of the air in the nasal passages is not desirable; and, usually, dark skin, which provides a shield from harmful solar radiation.

Relations have since warmed.

But they have since warmed up to the dogs, Mrs. Kellerman said.

Lynch supported Hillary Clinton in the primary, and had since warmed to Barack Obama.

But while Ms Radičová and Mr Mikloš have since warmed to the notion of solidarity, Mr Sulík has not.

The McDaniels and others have since warmed to Georgia's policy, content to operate independently and set their own bylaws.