Sentence examples for weather linked from inspiring English sources
Extreme weather linked to climate change is becoming increasingly common in India.
That is consistent with the idea that erratic weather linked to climate change is functioning as a drag on potential global output, as some studies have suggested.
The impacts are being felt most keenly in developing countries, according to the research, where damage to agricultural production from extreme weather linked to climate change is contributing to deaths from malnutrition, poverty and their associated diseases.
And as extreme weather linked to climate disruption affects crops, water supplies, wildfire seasons, and other issues around the globe, it harms women everywhere.
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Barriers to trial participation included reluctance to walk either alone, in the evening, or in bad weather, linked to a fear of falling in wet weather and reduced confidence in pursuing PA.
The enrichment of these trace metals in water may be due to soil leaching and chemical weathering linking particular geology of the plain (Simeonova et al. 2003; Zorer et al. 2008).
They could instead post quick updates to complain about the weather, link to articles that infuriated them, comment on news events, share photos or promote some cause — all the things a blog was intended to do.
Flooding and extreme weather events linked to climate change threaten disasters in the future in this low-lying land.
Already "unusual weather events," linked to climate change — like drought, floods and storms — have decreased production in important exporting countries like Australia and Ukraine, Mr. Diouf said.
Extreme weather possibly linked to climate change, as well as construction on less stable ground, have provoked unprecedented foundation failures in houses nationwide.
