Sentence examples for turbulent climate from inspiring English sources

The bay's turbulent climate has played an outsize role in the region's history.

But James Green, the lead counsel for the plaintiffs, contended today that the war's turbulent climate was no excuse for such treatment.

Geological observations from last interglacial (LIG; MIS 5e, Eemian) carbonate landscapes in the Bahamas and Bermuda reveal a turbulent climate transition at the close of the peak interglacial.

But a turbulent climate also poses lots of relatable risks to human health, from allergies and asthma to algae blooms and animal-born diseases.

(See John J. Berger, "The Turbulent Lima Climate Talks--Voluntarism Won't Save the Climate" Huffington Post).

(See John J. Berger, "The Turbulent Lima Climate Talks--Voluntarism Won't Save the Climate," Huffington Post, for further related analysis).

Pinter's literary strength — his easy access to his own turbulent internal climate — has also been his public weakness.

Insiders suggest the charges result from Egypt's turbulent political climate, rather than misdeeds by the executives.

Thus, in a dark, turbulent moral climate that suggests "Chinatown" via "Casablanca," Field has begun a new life.

If such a concept as a sure thing can be said to exist in the current turbulent musical climate, then the Ting Tings are probably it.

She dubbed this season an exploration of exploration, doublespeak for a collection that mashed together Romany and Balkan styles as if, somehow, reflecting the turbulent socioeconomic climate of Europe circa right now.