Sentence examples for the challenging climate from inspiring English sources
Because of the challenging climate and soil conditions, many Canadian farmers have embraced genetically modified organisms, though their disfavour in Europe jeopardizes exportability.
And, while Oxford Street is definitely hurting, a handful of Sydney's "traditional" queer venues continue to thrive there in spite of the challenging climate.
In the challenging climate of space exploration, however, the difference between what makes one mission succeed and another fail can be subtle.
The TV chef's company cited the "challenging climate" for the decision to close Union Jacks branches in Holborn and Chiswick in London and Winchester in Hampshire with immediate effect.
This will not only improve the crop efficiency, but will also be a model industrial crop in the endeavour of water and carbon footprint in the challenging climate change regime.
He suggested that fluid-based spectacles, like those promoted by Professor Silver, were more sensitive to shifts in temperature, which made them less stable, especially in the challenging climates where many of these glasses are to be distributed.
Five US tech executives who are doing business in China revealed the key issues they face in China today in the more challenging climate today for penetrating the Chinese market -- and winning.
After a full review it was concluded that these businesses were no longer sustainable in the current challenging climate".
The current economically challenging climate of the developed world has seen significant restrictions being placed on professionals and services [ 1], the requirement for clinicians to demonstrate the impact of their practice has never been more vital [ 2].
Professor John Brewer of Bedfordshire university has also published research showing the effect of "challenging climate conditions" on football referees and assistants.
The dry and challenging climate in San Juan seemed like a great place for San Juan to thrive, alongside syrah and tempranillo.
