Sentence examples for cold contributed from inspiring English sources

However, it is unlikely to be as bad as the first quarter of 2014, when heavy snow and cold contributed to a 2.1% plunge in growth.

The early cold contributed to a shortage of electricity in California last month and transformed storms that might normally have produced rain into paralyzing ice and snow storms that glazed the Plains and Midwest and blanketed the Northeast, federal officials said.

When noxious cold and innocuous cold were compared, noxious cold contributed significantly more to activations of the posterior insula and innocuous cold contributed more to activations of ipsilateral anterior insular cortex.

Furthermore, in contrast maps cold allodynia contributed significantly more to activations of the bilateral anterior insula, whereas the contribution to activation of the contralateral posterior insula was equal.

Accidents and falls linked to the cold weather contributed to an 11,000 increase in the number of people turning up at A&E, which reached 401,000 in the week ending 1 February, but still below the peak of 440,000 experienced before Christmas, according to figures released by NHS England.

The end of the Cold War contributed to the perception that the organization has been rendered irrelevant.

Warm, moist air blew across the peninsula ahead of the storm, which prevented significant weakening, and an approaching cold front contributed to atmospheric instability.

Some archaeologists have proposed that colder weather contributed to the downfall.

Between 28 and 17.3 cal kyr BP, including the LGM period, colder conditions contributed to a reduction of the tree coverage in the island.

This suggests that high levels of antioxidants at harvest are not directly related to the tolerance to cold storage, rather it appears that high levels of antioxidants during cold storage contribute to the tolerance.

4. How did the cold war contribute to the current unrest in the Middle East and Afghanistan? 5. Is the cold war still going on?