How to Use "Climate" with Example Sentences

climate (n): the regular weather conditions of a certain place; the general feeling of a certain place

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Used with adjectives:

"I prefer warm climates."
(warm, hot, cold, cool, mild)

"It is difficult to live in extreme climates."
(extreme, harsh, severe)

"The city lies in a desert climate."
(desert, tropical, arid, dry, damp, humid, wet)

"The global climate is changing."
(global)

"He works in a positive climate."
(positive, favorable, negative, hostile, unfavorable)

"He doesn't want to run for president in this current climate."
(current, changing)

"This is a great business climate."
(business, economic, financial, investment)

Used with verbs:

"This city has a mild climate."
(has)

"Global warming has affected the climate around here."
(affected)

"We need to create a positive climate for change."
(create)

"How can we improve the office climate at work?"
(improve, change)

Used with nouns:

"Scientists are worried about climate change."
(change, conditions, patterns)

"She is involved in climate research."
(research, study)

Used with prepositions:

"We cannot continue working in this hostile climate."
(in)

"We need to create a positive climate for change."
(for)

"The new president has created a climate of fear in the company."
(of)