Sentence examples for the chilly climate from inspiring English sources

Fortier says she believes the "chilly climate" in some non-traditional fields has warmed considerably, in part because there are so many more women at all levels.

In its first appearance, the site was organized around several basic topics including history, education, careers, and aspects of the chilly climate.

Through the 1980s, a growing body of grass-roots, activist research documented what came to be known as the "chilly climate" for women in academic institutions (Hall and Sandler 1982; The Chilly Collective 1995; Wylie, Jakobsen, Fosado 2008).

If you can learn how to appreciate the chilly climate, you will find the weather wonderful.

By the late 1940s, however, the action had moved to the chillier climate of New York, where trumpet great Davis kept The Cool well-iced throughout the 1950s.

Others caution that the possibility of natural fires can never be entirely excluded at such an ancient site.If the claim is substantiated, it may help explain how early humans were able to push into the chillier climate of Europe after 800,000 years ago.

Added to this is the distinctly chilly climate pervading the former British colony following the disappearance of five booksellers and fears that authorities in mainland China are targeting the territory's freedom of expression.

Is his budget – reckoned to be more than £60m, though he says it's hard to enumerate exactly because some costs are split across stations – safe in the current chilly climate?

Examples include the grass-roots "chilly climate" (workplace environment) research discussed above (in the section Feminist Equity Critiques), studies of the needs of homeless and poor women of the kind supported by the Vancouver Women's Research Center in the 1970s (Jacobson 1977) and undertaken by "Roofless Women" twenty years later (1997).

Still others have examined in detail the role of "chilly climate" issues within epistemic communities (Wylie 2011), and the structural and motivational barriers to change that are present within academic institutions (Fehr 2011), both factors which contribute to the difficulty of reaping the epistemic benefits of diversity within epistemic communities.

The most compelling argument for businesses to export more is an economic version of the reason many Britons take foreign holidays: the contrast between a chilly climate at home and the warmth of fast-growing overseas markets.