Sentence examples for unpredictable climates from inspiring English sources

The number of sunny days in those states provides another advantage over the often unpredictable climates of Europe and Asia.

Such plasticity is an important mechanism in unpredictable climates and under unfavorable soil water regimes.

Transhumant mobility and increases in herd size during favourable seasons for pastoralists are also a necessary action to offset the potential high losses resulting from extremely unpredictable climates (Behnke 1983;Ellis and Swift 1988;Sandford 1983;Scoones 1994).

While each people had its special history, there are some similarities in response to the dryer and more unpredictable climate that followed the end of the worldwide climatic optimum at about 3000 BC.

Unlike Britain's temperate and unpredictable climate, however, the nation's housing market is reliably torrid.

Problem: When it comes to food supply, Africa faces enormous instability due to unpredictable climate and poor resources.

For Christopher Raeburn, the world's current wild and unpredictable climate is both a challenge and an inspiration.

Given how unpredictable climate change is proving to be, his reluctance to predict the future looks extremely wise.

Blue water frees us from the increasingly unpredictable climate and has been hailed as a pillar of the green revolution.

The more we keep pumping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the more we expose ourselves to a sudden, unpredictable climate disruption.

Adapting cities to the risks inherent in an increasingly global, unpredictable climate means that the energy systems of twenty-first-century cities cannot be twentieth-century retreads.