Sentence examples for warming export from inspiring English sources
The U.S.-China relationship will be tested far more by the two sides' positions after the U.S. election on global warming, export controls and articles like last week's describing a concrete loss of jobs in the state of Tennessee to local companies moving their operations to China.
While the impact of fertilization on nitrate export is projected to be reduced with warming in most cases, an additional 13% increase in the total phosphorus export is expected in the worst-case combined scenario compared to the sum of individual scenarios.
Decomposed SOC could become hydrologically accessible, which increase downstream dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export and subsequent carbon release to the atmosphere, constituting a positive feedback to climate warming.
But exporting these dirty -- that is, carbon or methane producing -- power plants to developing countries hardly addresses global warming.
Beginning with model No. 3, machines were painted green except some variants to be exported to warm or damp regions, which were chrome-plated.
Last year's Sketches from an Island album was the soundtrack to every sad BBQ we threw together with a box of meat from Iceland and a few warm cans of Export, and it was great.
This is music sure to warm the Finnish heart, but probably made more for domestic use than export.
Although Taiwan-mainland trade ties have warmed significantly in recent years – China is by far the island's largest export market – the relationship remains rife with mistrust.
The ITF exports a large amount of heat and freshwater from the Pacific to the Indian Ocean, and cools the Pacific and warm the Indian Ocean (Hirst and Godfrey 1993; Godfrey 1996).
But environmentalists say that such laws will be meaningless if the country continues its nascent coal rush and "exports global warming to the world," as one group, Rising Tide Australia, puts it.
Then there's Venezuela, a major world oil producer which has been contributing mightily to global warming through its petroleum exports since the 1920s.
