Sentence examples for a significant cloud from inspiring English sources

"There definitely was a significant cloud cover," said Chuck Herring, a spokesman for DigitalGlobe.

Cue Card is the longstanding favourite for the King George VI Chase, the Boxing Day contest which forms the heart of any racing man's Christmas, but he goes there with a significant cloud hanging over the form of his Dorset stable, which will have had only one runner in the previous 12 days.

But slow progress in completing the highway between Berlin and Warsaw — for which ineffective bureaucrats, hitches in compulsory purchase orders and environmental squabbles are variously blamed — is a significant cloud on the horizon for the Polish authorities as they prepare to be a co-host for the 2012 European soccer championships.

It will also remove a significant cloud over Henkel's share price.

No wonder the speed with which Twitter is introducing metadata traps to lock down the IP before a significant cloud emerges to challenge its inevitability.

Well, it gets a significant cloud partner in Box and a partnership that works for both companies in spite of the fact that they continue to compete with one another on several levels.

"The announcement puts a very significant cloud over the terminal value, and therefore the stock value, of all ISPs". Still, it added, the impact to the industry would likely play out over years, if the proposal moved forward at all.

When you are outside on a day with significant cloud cover, plenty of ultraviolet radiation still reaches your lenses, and they darken even though you do not need dark glasses to avoid glare.

The findings are applicable to similar geographical locations with significant cloud coverage, a low solar resource and limited installation areas.

Oft-injured Malthouse-favourite Dale Thomas is an honest player who gives every ounce of himself and arrived at Carlton at an age that justified a four-year deal, but what well-run club would have paid so lavishly for an outside midfielder and defensive forward under a significant injury cloud?

The exercise, which simulated a significant ash cloud event from the Grimsvotn volcano, determined that more than 70 percent of European flights would have been able to take off as scheduled under the new procedures — three times more than during the Eyjafjallajokull eruption.