Sentence examples for extent of spring from inspiring English sources

Snow Cover: Each decade since 1970, the extent of spring snow cover in the Northern Hemisphere has fallen more and more below the 40-year average.

The extent of spring barley rapidly declined in Denmark during the 1980s, but since 1990, most counties have since shown 2 3% annual increases in this crop, except in Nordjylland, where high densities of corn buntings have remained stable.

Finally, intrayear fire timing (2001 2009) was explored with the use of Wilcoxon signed-rank tests between the spatial extent of spring and summer fires, with the use of MODIS burned-area data.

The extent of yesterday's injury was not immediately clear.

Reflecting the complexity of the global climate, the extent of winter sea ice in Antarctica has been expanding of late.

There is a similar chance for us to be fooled about the extent of today's problems.

The extent of summer ice in the Arctic Ocean has been decreasing at a rate of about 8% per decade.

But the extent of today's food crisis – and the deterioration of so many children's nutritional status in particular – has taken many by surprise.

The extent of this summer's flooding damage to Queens has emerged gradually, overlooked in the drama of Brooklyn's tornado.

Many retailers and wholesalers around the world had not yet passed the full extent of this spring's price increases along to consumers.

The security service clearly still has confidence in our complacency, and given the revelations about the extent of today's state surveillance, that confidence, appears well-placed.