Sentence examples similar to borne weather from inspiring English sources

He could not bear cold weather, and he suffered from a lifelong snuffle.

Such contacts might be more frequent during the summering of livestock in high parts of the mountain range and in lower parts during the rut in autumn-winter time, when animals look for mates and for food to bear adverse weather condition [ 30, 43].

But the now readily available rainfall data obtained using ground-based and space-borne weather radar have stimulated renewed interest.

Skeptics also argue that the lower temperatures measured by the satellites are confirmed by instruments borne aloft by weather balloons.

Coarse debris along and across the valley bears both weathering rinds and rock coatings.

Another monument is the octagonal, 42-foot-high marble Horologium of Andronicus of Cyrrhus, usually called the Tower of the Winds because each side bears a weather-beaten figure of the wind from that particular compass point.

(Anecdotally, at least, Lorenz' model of the weather seems borne out by our inability to reliably predict future weather even a few days from now).

It is too early to tell how active or index funds have weathered the current bear market, he said.

The drama of that countryside is understated, except when the weather bears down hard.

Younger, disease-resistant trees are starting to bear fruit, the weather is drier this year, and the central bank is intervening to drive down the peso.

And though the arguments of global warming skeptics have been widely discredited, they seem to have created enough of a gray area to provide cover for the Canadian government not to initiate management plans that might help some polar bear populations weather the warming that is destroying their icy habitat.