Sentence examples for unlikely climate from inspiring English sources

David Katoatau is an unlikely climate change activist.

In their initial meeting with Cantor's legislative director, Michael Lowry, Sparks announced: "I want Congressman Cantor to be our unlikely climate hero".

The film is a revelation in everything from its unlikely climate (wet streets, afternoon fogs, lone leafless trees out of Beckett) to the startling cuts with which Bardem speedily moves through the maze of high society.

Only one good thing has come out of that, and, in a very unlikely climate, it happened to be a great thing: Obama's profound speech about the truths of race and history.

She also was listed in the Top 35 Women Leaders in Sustainability by Triple Pundit, the Guardian's 2013 Unlikely Climate Heroes, and invited to speak at the 2013 White House Women and Environment Summit.

First is that it is highly unlikely that climate warming, alone, will have substantial direct effects on hot wars and other national security risks.

It's unlikely that climate legislation will become law this year.

OO 2016's Super Warm Arctic Winter 'Extremely Unlikely' Without Climate Change scientists and a new analysis say. 1) Global carbon emissions appear to have stopped increasing.

Despite the lack of information, it is unlikely that climate change will directly impact the incidence of listeriosis in Europe, although it could lead to more cases through indirect pathways (Table 1).

The results support the hypothesis that geological events (three steps orogenesis) have driven divergence between matrilines B and C. Based on the molecular clock, it is unlikely that climate fluctuations during the Quaternary facilitated the southwards dispersal of R. oxycephalus in matriline C and established relics in south China as postulated by Zhang and Chen [ 25].

Our results indicate that it is unlikely that climate-related shifts in salinity will have strong negative effects on B. improvisus populations, but may rather favour the species.