Sentence examples for the better climate from inspiring English sources
The fall reflects the end of the house price bubble in Britain during which homeowners could sell up and live more cheaply abroad, while enjoying the better climate and quality of life.
Inevitably, the two countries' rising economic fortunes invite debate over which offers the better climate for investment.
The better climate models forced by increasing greenhouse gases reproduce similar changes in the flow and temperature structure during the 20th century and in projections into the 21st century.
There should be three types of coordination for the better climate financing in our country for transformational development in ecosystem management and those are: Policy coordination: the achievement of balanced influence between sector policy and climate change policy.
Margaret's father dies in Oxford and she leaves the north to stay with relatives in London, but her godfather, Mr Bell, makes over his fortune to her when he finds out that he has a terminal illness and chooses to move to Argentina for the better climate.
The better climate of Italy in comparison with Northern Europe may also be a factor, but this does not apply to Spain.
The "Better Growth, Better Climate: The New Climate Economy" report details how shifting to a low-carbon, clean energy future can help the environment AND the economy.
According to the "Better Growth, Better Climate" report, the growth potential is immense.
It is also one of the key findings of the Better Growth, Better Climate Report, which argues that traditional macroeconomic objectives are now best achieved through a decisive shift to a new climate economy, with inclusive, high quality, climate-resilient growth.
The report, Better Growth, Better Climate published last year by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate shows that economic growth and action on climate change do not have to be in conflict; quite the reverse.
Still, this doesn't quite excuse the sideswipes that Better Growth, Better Climate launches in the direction of those less than convinced by the existing economic model.
