Sentence examples for influx of ice from inspiring English sources
Such clouds are thought to be the result of a sudden influx of ice crystals into the upper atmosphere (such as those that could have been triggered by the rapid vaporization of a comet).
The same April showers that bring May flowers can also make the lake levels rise, sometimes dramatically, with the influx of ice and snow melt combined with spring's increased precipitation.
Kostelnik said the death was a suicide and the inmate did not receive the required doctor's visit during his first two weeks at the facility, which overlapped with the influx of ICE detainees.
Such a high influx of sea ice eventually devastated rocky intertidal communities.
Even with the massive influx of cash from the Ice Bucket Challenge in 2014 the ALS Association can't figure out what to do and is still sitting on most of it.
Their mission was to measure vagaries in the ice, the influx of heat from the sun and from warm currents deep in the sea and the chemistry and dynamics of water layers from the surface on down.
About 12,000 years ago, as the earth emerged from the most recent Ice Age and the North Atlantic region warmed, an influx of fresh water -- perhaps from melting ice sheets -- shut down the great conveyor and plunged much of the Northern Hemisphere back into ice-age conditions that lasted 1,000 years.
More snow was consistent with a marine Antarctic environment that was experiencing an influx of warmer air and seeing sea ice shrink — thus exposing more open water, leading to more evaporation, which then formed as precipitation.
OO The Gulf Stream System May Already Be Weakening: Not Good -this crucial heat conveyor belt hasn't been this weak in 1,100 years, perhaps due to an influx of freshwater from Greenland's melting ice sheet.
