Sentence examples for because of severe ice from inspiring English sources
The east coast was less easily explored because of severe ice conditions that make it hard to approach by ship.
The Amundsen, operated by the Canadian Coast Guard and a collaboration of Arctic universities, had to be deployed early because of severe ice conditions off the coast of Newfoundland and Strait of Belle Isle.
In fact, some of the information that might be present after an icing accident — like reports of severe icing from other pilots, or comments about severe icing from the cockpit voice recorder of the plane that crashed — have not surfaced so far in the investigation of last week's crash of Continental Connection Flight 3407.
This year's Allied counterattack was a little too successful, aided by the limited amount of terrain in use because of a severe ice storm earlier in the week.
Last winter Eisenhower's tree had to come down after what the insurers call an "act of God" – a severe ice storm swept across the course.
The hard winter of 2002-03 was compounded by a severe ice storm in April.
Thunderstorms are a problem for all aircraft because of severe turbulence due to their updrafts and outflow boundaries, icing due to the heavy precipitation, as well as large hail, strong winds, and lightning, all of which can cause severe damage to an aircraft in flight.
Several homes and businesses have been condemned because of severe structural damage, Mr. Farias said.
North Korea suspended the tours in April because of severe acute respiratory syndrome.
