Sentence examples for challenging weather from inspiring English sources

The Games continued with gaffes, challenging weather and snide remarks from abroad about Canada's atypically proprietary Own the Podium program.

Shooting a solid four-under-par 67 in challenging weather conditions that changed by the hour, Hamilton was eight under for the tournament at 205, one stroke ahead of Els (68), who is trying to win his fourth major and his second British Open.

That having been said, the analyst also wrote that high diesel costs, challenging weather and a sputtering economy could cause Knight to miss already reduced first-quarter expectations.

The greatest technical challenge with autonomy involves planning for the unexpected, be it pedestrians, another car (especially one driven by humans), challenging weather, or a downed tree.

More challenging weather was reported to be on the way.

Despite its challenging weather conditions and relative isolation, Shetland does have an appeal to foreigners.

At Royal Birkdale the terrors are considerably larger, especially on a day of challenging links weather, but Tseng handled them all perfectly before sealing a third consecutive 68 with an eagle at the last.

To work on the ground, understand the public transportation challenges, weather challenges, economic challenges, gender challenges, and the lack of resources.

He likened the construction challenges — weather, worldwide concrete and steel price increases — to "memory chip shortages and price increases".

The horses work as much as 63 hours a week in extremes of weather and challenging traffic conditions.

Challenged by weather and hounded by predators, most of the birds have hundreds, if not thousands, of miles yet to fly to reach their overwintering grounds.