Learn · Sentences Talking About Natural Phenomena
The rising frequency and intensity of natural disasters are a wake-up call for governments to take immediate action on climate change.
C2Sentence
The rising frequency and intensity of natural disasters are a wake-up call for governments to take immediate action on climate change.
Study notes
How to use in different contexts
Giving Advice
Governments must take immediate action on climate change in light of the increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters.
Describing Habits
We're seeing more frequent and intense natural disasters, highlighting the urgent need for governmental climate action.
Asking About Others
Are governments responding adequately to the rising threat of natural disasters caused by climate change?
Sharing Hypotheticals
If governments don't act swiftly on climate change, the frequency and intensity of natural disasters will only worsen.
Rephrased versions
Formal
The escalating frequency and severity of natural disasters necessitate immediate governmental intervention regarding climate change.
Casual
More and more crazy weather events are happening, so governments really need to do something about climate change.
Simpler English
Lots of bad weather is happening more often, which means governments need to fix climate change now.
Phrases to learn
rising frequency and intensity
Increasing rate and strength of occurrences.
wake-up call
A strong warning or urgent signal.