Sentences with phrase «annual occurrence»

In the worst case considered — which Wehner notes is not the worst case possible since current emissions levels are already higher — hot temperatures that recently were 20 - year events will become annual occurrences.
Hurricane preparation is something we Canadians (thankfully) rarely have to deal with, but down in Florida, it's an almost annual occurrence.
At first, Blended seems like just the latest emotionally stunted Happy Madison production, those nearly annual occurrences that increasingly resemble ritualistic tributes to some ancient evil with horrible taste.
These centered around various important annual occurrences such as the leavetaking of the chicleros (when the celebrations were sponsored by chicle contractors), the feast of San Pedro on the 29th June, the feast of El de Esquipulas on the 15th January or the Day of the Cross on the 3rd May.
Not many people realise that the Great Migration is a year - round spectacle — not just a one - time annual occurrence.
Now, after 7 AC titles, it's become the new PoP, Rayman, Splinter Cell type annual occurrence.
So this week we examine the last annual occurrence of a hot, summer - like day in these U.S. cities.
This year's «Fight Cancer Day» was the 36th annual occurrence of this event.
It's at least an annual occurrence.
But Barnes insisted that the staff reduction was an annual occurrence that takes places every season as a result of a long and uneventful off - season.
One great year would be followed by inconsistency the following, and Busch's repeated stumbles in the playoffs were almost an annual occurrence.
It LITERALLY IS an annual occurrence when you think that Bayern did the same to us last season.
It's an annual occurrence that teams face as they shape their rosters not only for the coming season, but also for two, three and four years down the road.
So it seems it has become an annual occurrence that in preparation for the new year ahead I review all of my achievements from the past 12 months.
A late state budget was once an annual occurrence in Albany, much like the Tulip Festival, but that tradition came to an end when New York Governor Andrew Cuomo took office.
A similar increase also took place in January 2015; I presume it's an annual occurrence.
The sight at the Nkrumah Circle would have done little to assuage the concerns of skeptics who may have grown numb to these decongestion exercises which now seem to be annual occurrences.
«How many times have we passed ethics reforms in the last several years — it's almost like an annual occurrence — and then followed very shortly thereafter by another indictment?»
The annual occurrences of Kalrodinium veneficum blooms have increased significantly from fewer than five events per year to more than 30 in the five - year time period from 2003 to 2008.
Wildfires are an annual occurrence during the dry season in Indonesia and are responsible up to 10 per cent of the country's greenhouse gas emissions each year.
This may be an annual occurrence, but do not despair — you can still reach your travel dreams in 2015.
Noting that the melting at the North Pole is an annual occurrence, The Atlantic Wire's Eric Levenson puts this annual melt into historical context:
Due to their long persistence in the atmosphere, it will be many decades before the ozone hole is no longer an annual occurrence,» said Dr. Michael J. Kurylo, manager of the Upper Atmosphere Research Program, NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC.»
Forest and peatland fires, which have become an annual occurrence in Riau, release large amounts of carbon into the atmosphere and cause serious health problems for local residents.
While heatwaves are an annual occurrence in India, global warming has meant recent heat waves are hotter and as a result more deadly.
Land and forest fires are an annual occurrence throughout Indonesia, in large part to clear forests for agriculture.
Jack from Clio has promised that the survey will be an annual occurrence, so be sure you're ready to respond next year.
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