Sentence examples for greater wind from inspiring English sources

Sailors can then earn higher ratings -- and privileges on more boats and in greater wind strengths -- with further instruction and testing at their pace.

Disadvantages have been reported to be lower stem stability resulting in greater wind damage, low seed production, lack of latewood, and more compression wood (see below Adaptations).

The IPCC predicts that climate change is likely to cause tropical cyclones to become "more severe with greater wind speeds and more intense precipitation" – a nightmarish scenario for a country already battered by around 20 typhoons a year.

In some respects it's the most progressive country in the EU, with a federal scheme to insulate the entire housing stock and an investment in wind power which puts the UK (with far greater wind resources) to shame.

As sand grains reach altitudes with greater wind speed, the sandstorm escalates.

Including a PtG unit allows greater wind power to be absorbed by the electricity network.

Goddard noted that the time-shift "essentially happened off-screen" and that what the audience sees is "great big wind machines and camera lights".

As a result, the city has a much milder climate than nearby Hama, with higher average rainfall of 18 inches instead of 14 inches, but it also experiences greater winds.

Australia simply can't afford the great wind power fraud.

Critics hailed him as one of the great wind players of his generation.

It is said that the UK has the greatest wind energy potential in Europe.