Sentence examples for inclement spring from inspiring English sources
High street fashion Fashion retailers have already had a tough year as a mild winter was followed by an inclement spring.
The likelihood of inclement winter weather also means that North Asia is predominantly a summer destination — for example, the Mariner of the Seas' winter base is in Singapore.
"We hear over the radio about your inclement winter.
The presentation was originally scheduled for Monday, December 10, but was postponed due to inclement winter weather.
North wandered with a dog mushing team for nearly 200km until he located the humble abode where London had spent the inclement winter of 1897-8 searching for gold.
If us Brits aren't moaning about the inclement summer weather, we do like to get on our high horse about a supposed moral outrage.
After the siege was raised, with his half-clad troops he remained during the inclement winter of 1863‑64 in the mountains of East Tennessee.
It relates to the triangular brass mounting that cannon balls were placed on next to cannons, which would often freeze and cause the cannonballs to fall from their mount during inclement winter weather.
However, the results of combined Chi-squared and binomial statistical significance tests indicated that the truck type distribution was not related to the months (or seasons) and, furthermore, was not affected by the inclement winter weather conditions such as severe cold and snowfall.
"Whilst we have become used to inclement summer weather in the UK during the past few years, a combination of the wettest summer for 100 years, the Queen's Jubilee celebrations followed by the spectacular television coverage of the Olympic Games during our busiest months of the summer and the school holidays had a major impact on visitors to Camelot.
"It relates to the triangular brass mounting that cannon balls were placed on next to cannons, which would often freeze and cause the cannonballs to fall from their mount during inclement winter weather". I'm afraid it isn't as clear-cut as that.
