Sentence examples for unsettled climate from inspiring English sources

An unsettled climate is expected to bring change to the mountains, forests and rivers of the ecosystem.

With other issues likely to surface, the confirmation battle adds one more element to an unsettled climate.

To suggest, maybe, that its enigmatic and contradictory tone are fitting in today's unsettled climate.

In this unsettled climate, some financial services and other companies have quietly advised employees against using luxury hotels.

The continual revelations of plagiarized papers, sexual assaults and booster gifts -- along with red ink in most Division I athletic departments -- have created an unsettled climate in which reform movements have gained momentum.

Two recent events, separately reported in The Chronicle of Higher Education, will further unsettle the climate.

More recently worries about Russia, which is more commercially entangled with Germany than with other big Western economies, have unsettled the business climate.

The settled science about climate gets quickly unsettled by a columnist like Bret Stephens, a Bennet hire, who smuggles climate denialism onto the page by couching it in progressive-sounding language about debate, certainty and ecumenicism.

They suggest that Mr Chávez is seeking to unsettle the political climate to such an extent that he retains the option to suspend the November elections if the polls look adverse.A simpler reason for Mr Chávez's many U-turns may be that he has a habit of making policy mistakes, which then require correction.

Perry has advocated lighter regulation on the industry, and has said that the science around climate change is "unsettled".

Zinke has also argued that the science on climate change is "unsettled".