Sentence examples for experience cold from inspiring English sources

The mountain ranges experience cold winters and cool summers, and temperatures rise markedly toward the south.

Many actors find the experience cold, but it is also freeing and — in Allen's hands, anyway — effective.

For the most part, Canada tends to experience cold weather for the rest of the year, with summers starting sometimes as late as mid-June.

In our experience, cold temperatures alone did little to prevent matrix damage of a freeze-dried dermal product when exposed to sterilising gamma doses.

But given their actions, it seems those in charge of British Gas don't experience cold as they clearly don't see it as a potential problem.

Much of the plains experience cold winters and warm summers, with low precipitation and humidity, much wind, and sudden changes in temperature.

With less snow cover, plants in cities experience colder temperatures than plants in rural areas do (though on average, temperatures are warmer).

People with allergies or who have chronic exposure to mold or fungus may experience colds, flu-like symptoms or other problems, such as earaches, headaches, fatigue, diarrhea, skin rashes and hives.

It seems counterintuitive, even ironic, that global warming could cause some regions to experience colder conditions.

Furthermore, at least 90% of the patients experience cold-induced circulatory symptoms caused by RBC agglutination, most often in the form of acrocyanosis and/or Reynaud-phenomena that can range from slight to disabling [ 45].

Populations occupying high elevation streams experience colder incubation temperatures and longer incubation times, so earlier spawning favors earlier fry emergence in spring that coincides with favorable environmental conditions (Beacham and Murray 1987; Brannon 1987).