Sentence examples for hand weather from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, weather is widely regarded as the most banal topic in the world — in print as in conversation, the one we resort to when we have nothing else to say.
On the one hand, weather conditions for instance may be a factor in deciding which flight plan to file or which runway configuration to use.
On the other hand weather, through extreme conditions (e.g. severe winter climate), modulates population dynamics (starvation, survival).
On the other hand, weathered rock or rocks subjected to chemical attack could be unsuitable for foundation use.
On the other hand, weathering of ultramafic rocks exposed at seafloor below 150 °C and hydrothermal circulation at high water/rock ratios provide Mg into seawater (Snow and Dick 1995).
At one point, he mimicked cutting plush on his dining table, exposing hands weathered by industry and age.
Another is her hands, weathered and chapped from exposure to the elements in the prisons where she was held.
Hands weathered and worn.
On the other hand, perceived weather conditions were found to positively influence forage availability, as prior postulated that good weather conditions (e.g. absence of heavy storms, flash floods and thunderstorms) will facilitate pastoralists to utilize wider areas for grazing compared to poor weather conditions which create temporal barriers that hinder the access to available grazing areas.
On the other hand, the weather has made the climate harder to ignore.
The firm's British operation, according to the plan, would have sufficient cash on hand to weather the storm without "mitigants".
