Sentence examples for experiencing cold from inspiring English sources

The current shortage worsened when the amount of power expected to be imported from the Northwest was cut by a third on Wednesday because the power was needed in Washington and Oregon, which were experiencing cold weather.

Updated at 12.35pm BST 12.17pm BST Jacques Rogge, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) president, has some words of comfort for government ministers, transport officials or anyone else experiencing cold feet about London's handling of the Games.

The most significant source of ethylene glycol is from aircraft de-icing and anti-icing operations, where it is released onto land and eventually to waterways near airports experiencing cold winter climates.

The building was sold to another family in 1975, but they evacuated it in a matter of months after repeatedly experiencing cold spots, loud noises, strange extreme smells, oozing slime emanating from the walls and a plague of flies that no other house on the street experienced.

Looking above at recent temperature anomalies, much of the mainland US is experiencing colder than normal temperatures: like a rubber band, the Arctic jet stream usually keeps Arctic cold in place.

Data from 1974 indicated variation among populations along altitudinal transects in the extent of phenolic and nonphenolic chemotypes, with areas experiencing colder temperatures generally made up of nonphenolic chemotypes, and warmer areas comprised of phenolic chemotypes (Fig. 2A).

Nine patients experienced cold intolerance and 8 experienced dysesthesia after 12 months.

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.

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.

These plants, as indicated earlier, often must experience cold, either as seeds or as young plants, before they can begin flower production; otherwise they undergo an excessively long period of leafy, or vegetative, growth.

Seedling survival rate can be a more practical criterion for cold tolerance than germination-stage cold tolerance because seedlings are more likely to actually experience cold stress in the field.