Sentence examples for unstable climates from inspiring English sources

The combination of unstable climates and human hunting put an end to many rhino species.

An endless list of increased landfill, waste, dwindling water supplies, unrecognisable landscapes, unstable climates and species pushed ever closer to extinction.

For instance, the latitudinal diversity gradient (LDG), which describes the increase in species richness that occurs from the poles to the tropics, may be due to unstable climates and abiotic factors that constrain evolution in temperate latitudes or to the increased biotic interactions that drive diversity in tropical locales [ 3, 4].

Wasteful lifestyles, primarily in the industrialised countries, have caused ecosystem decline, resource constraints and an increasingly unstable climate.

And according to a recently released report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), extreme events due to an unstable climate incur an average annual cost of US$80 billion.

Speed and adaptability to technological and social change, to our increasingly unstable climate and our unruly politics, all will test us and test the made-over Hanoverians-turned-Windsors as much as any of us.

Over the years, the space whose walls it covered was converted from a boardroom to a classroom and then a seminar room; crowds, smoke and an unstable climate all took their toll.

Why? Since I do not know the exact date and cannot recall the by then unstable climate of the war, or list its hot spots from the Arctic to the Caucasus, all I can do for now is string together the circumstances that probably triggered and nourished my decision to enlist.

Specifically, in this unstable climate and global warming condition (Wai et al. 2007), mulch is utilized to help plants adapt to climate change by modifying microclimate around the growing plants (Dvořák et al. 2001; Ibarra-Jiménez et al. 2011; Kasirajan and Ngouajio 2012).

Therefore, several researches such as Poterba (1993) and Cline (1992) suggest that any policy in electricity industry should be made with regard to emissions of the generated GHGs and their effects on global warming and immense risks of unstable climate changes.

In such an unstable climate, why persevere with Māori electorates?