Sentence examples for impacts of weather from inspiring English sources
Whoever said it first is still right, but we read about how companies now manage impacts of weather if not the weather itself.
Curtis Smith, a Shell spokesman, said that even with a narrowed drilling window, the company expected to gain valuable data about oil and gas formations beneath the sea and the impacts of weather, currents and marine mammals on exploration activity.
A member of The Alliance of Small Island States, Tuvalu, along with 43 other coastal and low lying islands, are calling for a Paris agreement that will limit global warming to 1.5 degrees by 2100, rather than the proposed two degrees ASIS are also demanding a loss and damages clause in the final agreement, allowing small states compensation for the devastating impacts of weather related events.
The impacts of weather and climate-related disasters are increasing (Handmer et al. 2012).
This paper explores the impacts of weather on non-motorised human movement (soft-mobility).
The results show that the impacts of weather differ in different seasons and different regions.
Older adults are among the most vulnerable in the general population to the direct impacts of weather-related natural disasters (Pekovic et al. 2007).
Discussions of the public health impacts of weather-related disaster events, such as Hurricane Katrina, Superstorm Sandy, and Typhoon Haiyan, on urban areas led to a recommendation for a postdisaster focus on public health efforts that will reduce future risks from similar disaster events.
"Look at any quarterly earnings report and you'll see it's full of the impact of weather on earnings".
Fairtrade is one solution, said Villela, as the certification provides a minimum price which buffers some of the effects of price volatility caused by the impact of weather on crop supply.
Powerful storms disrupt consumer spending and can cause sharp month-to-month swings in economic data, said Christopher D. Carroll, an economics professor at Johns Hopkins University, who has analyzed the impact of weather events for the Federal Reserve.
