Sentence examples for increasing breeze from inspiring English sources

During a period of calm weather early in the battle, the French were better positioned than the disorganised British squadron and Roquebert's ships inflicted severe damage on several British vessels before an increasing breeze allowed Schomberg to press home his attack.

While the sea breeze prevents the air temperature from increasing in the center of Tokyo, it is less effective as a heat sink in leeward areas, such as the inland satellite city.

Its descendants are slowly increasing in the garden, swaying in the breeze a good 4ft above anything else.

In the U.S., electricity produced from the breeze has increased 13-fold in the past decade, yet still only provides 2.3percentt of the country's electricity — compared to just under 50percentt provided by burning coal.

Multi-national indie quintet Yuck breeze into the Sound of 2011 longlist off the back of a steadily increasing buzz from the blogging community.

In the UK, there is increasing demand for insect pollination services, particularly as field crops reliant on wild pollinators, like oilseed rape, become more widespread (Breeze et al., 2011).

The wind quickly rose to force six ("strong breeze"), the swell increased and Brockbank was seasick, but what he remembers most about the first night was the cold.

Integrating some energy storage with renewable resources improves the expected generated energy from renewables, removes their uncertainties and increases the value of the electricity generated (Breeze 2014).

Then the decision to increase capacity in places such as California would be a breeze.

A swirling breeze and string of hazardous pin placements on greens which increased in pace as Thursday wore on played their part in that.

(ii) Deforestation in areas close to water bodies such as lakes leads to lake breezes that in turn are favourable for moisture transport and increased rainfall (Mawalagedara and Oglesby 2012).