Sentence examples for usual climate from inspiring English sources

"The usual climate for a Cup simply doesn't exist," said Celso Unzelte, the author of the recently published "Soccer Gold Book," a World Cup history.

A group of us at Duke University decided to spend some time pondering those questions but to do so with more than the usual climate science and journalistic suspects.

The scientists found that hotter periods resulted in more suicides irrespective of wealth and the usual climate of the area.

And there are no obvious efforts on the Hill at the moment to generate one; as usual, climate change is being treated as something to be handled after more urgent issues are dealt with.

The obverse of this truth is all around us as a fear of grieving and an urgency to return to business as usual: climate change is said to be a "hoax"; worry about the peak (or plateau) of oil production, a fantasy.

Quantitative Trait Loci (QTLs) repeated over years have been identified in grapevine in usual climate and cultivation conditions.

Achieving a target we are already on track for is a business-as-usual climate plan.

What remains interesting is the business-as-usual climate in which the infractions took place.

If the four South Carolina freshmen are any indication, though, the new members are doing just the opposite — turning to one another for mutual reinforcement and support, creating a ballast wall against the business-as-usual climate that tends to homogenize elected officials.

The usual suspects – climate change, deforestation – are partly to blame, but somewhat paradoxically so is the lack of yellow fever in these areas, due to previous intervention efforts.

A recent report by the United States government, to pick but one example, warns that "business as usual" in climate policy will result in severe droughts in the American southwest, intense storms and flooding in the Gulf of Mexico, and torrential rains in the northeast.