Sentence examples for consequences of snow from inspiring English sources
Bidwell, for instance, blasts the Sustainable Slopes Initiative, suggesting it does little to address secondary impacts from land development and the destructive consequences of snow making, which he says pose the greatest environmental damage from skiing.
Re "How to Keep Winter From Taking a Toll on Your Back" (Personal Health, Feb. 8): While back injuries are a leading consequence of snow shoveling, heart attacks are a leading cause of death.
Surprisingly the effect of snow is almost negligible in the snow-free valley bottom.
We refined spatial predictions by exploring how reductions in the availability of sagebrush (as a consequence of increasing snow depth) may affect patterns of predicted occurrence.
It is often assumed that, as a consequence of global warming, a reduction of snow load on the ground should be expected.
Ka, the protagonist of "Snow," could not bear the consequences if the popular will turned out to be fundamentalist.
Although higher temperatures are the most obvious and predictable result of increased CO2, other, second-order consequences — rising sea levels, changes in vegetation, loss of snow cover — are likely to be just as significant.
Chionophobia- Fear of snow.
Monuments of snow barricaded sidewalks.
