Sentence examples for effect of winter from inspiring English sources

Similarly, physical activity might decrease before Christmas; but the seasonal effect of winter time is difficult to distinguish from an actual 'Christmas effect'.

Not to mention the effect of winter storms or basic New York gridlock.

It may be good for bleaching your hair and topping up your tan, but the real practitioners go looking for the roiling effect of winter storms.

The alcoves under the canyon rims that face south-southwest were preferred for cliff dwellings, probably because of the warming effect of winter sunshine.

The study also evaluated the effect of winter freezing-thawing cycle on soil compaction in the study field.

The mean wave heights in the winter season have the highest values, mainly due to the effect of winter monsoon winds.

But yesterday's vigorous recovery could take off some of the chilling effect of last week.

Mrs. Sabatini's immediate worry, she said, is the effect of this weekend's storm on business.

Would it have the dispiriting effect of Christmas decorations left to linger into the new year?

The effect of yesterday's disaster, he predicted, will be nothing less than devastating.

The tensions of high finance on high alert are a lasting effect of last year's attacks on New York and Washington.