Sentence examples for complicated air from inspiring English sources

Various complicated air treaties mean that most air cargo between Britain and America has to go via English airports.

At the Vienna competition in 2007, he performed a complicated air flip called a "720 cork" off a 12-foot drop.

And utterance and thought as clear as complicated air andmoods that make a city moral, these he taught himself.The snowy cold he knows to fleeand every human exigency crackles as he plugs it in:every outlet works butone.Death stays dark.

Igor K. Obotkov, an expert at Russia's pilots' union, said investigators were examining whether the crew, distracted by complicated air traffic instructions, had forgotten the wheels after first switching off a warning system.

The questions surrounding NATO's attacks in Majer — the worst known case of the alliance's causing civilian casualties in its campaign to protect civilians — are not just at the center of the struggle for a more complete sense of a complicated air campaign.

In Washington, Obama administration officials sought to tamp down a growing sense of concern among some military analysts that the combination of the Americans' back-seat role, NATO's inexperience in waging a complicated air campaign against moving targets and botched communications with the ragtag rebel army had thrown the mission into disarray.

Air power advocates warn that unforeseen events could complicate the air campaign.

Iran's geography would also complicate an air war.

Other air problems in the West, like ground-level ozone in natural-gas drilling areas that has plagued some places in Wyoming and pollution from coal-fired power plants, complicate the air story as well.

Russian strikes on Islamic State militants could interfere with, or at least complicate, the air operations that the United States-led coalition is already conducting in Syria against the group.

Things are complicated by the air conditioning unit, which opens to the outdoors, sending chilly air throughout the building's ducts.