Sentence examples for decline of weather from inspiring English sources

We owe that revival to the same thing that first led to the decline of weather in literature: developments in the field of meteorology.

What Ruskin did not predict, however (though it might have pleased him), was that the rise of an empirical model of weather would occasion the decline of the symbolic one — and, with it, the over-all decline of weather in literature.

Vihma, T. Effects of Arctic sea ice decline on weather and climate: a review.

With the decline of the weather ship, they have taken a more primary role in measuring conditions over the open seas since the 1970s.

Mean annual precipitation totals have remained steady due to the declining frequency of weather systems that generate moderate amounts of rain.

The main causes of this decline were unfavourable weather conditions and the loss of farm labour to urban manufacturing jobs.

The group attributed part of the decline to severe weather conditions in the Northeast and South and to a large drop in the West from an extremely high November level.

Earth-observing systems operated by the United States have entered a steep decline, imperiling the nation's monitoring of weather, natural disasters and climate change, a report from the National Research Council warned on Wednesday.

Earth-observing systems operated by the United States have entered a steep decline, imperiling the nation's monitoring of weather, natural disasters and climate change, a report from the National Research Council warned Wednesday.

Transitions occurring from pre-Onset to Onset and from Peak to Decline are pivotal to the regulatory role of weather in virus transmission.

Analysts expected a decline of about 3.7%, citing bad weather in the West and the East, which could slow down construction activity.