Sentence examples for inhospitable weather from inspiring English sources

The other wildcard is climate change, which many herders blame for the increasingly inhospitable weather.

Let's not kid ourselves, as Mark Brown writes, the most widely discussed topic of all has been the inhospitable weather.

Today handball is played in schoolyards, parks, alleys and supermarket parking lots, in all but the most inhospitable weather.

Besides the inhospitable weather, Marantha's early clue that she has been misled — or rather totally disregarded — is the shabbiness of their house.

He now understands that such fantasies obliterated "the Tibet of filth, ferocity, arcane religious practices, grinding poverty, barren wastes, inhospitable weather, serfdom, disease and theocratic absolutism".

Last year's bloom, because of inhospitable weather, was less than awe-inspiring -- I counted perhaps a dozen at the height of the bloom (usually around July 10).

Because of access difficulties and inhospitable environmental conditions, our understanding of rock weathering in hot deserts has been strongly influenced by laboratory simulations.

What counts is the driven nature of the investigator and the accompanying landscape of paranoia, in this case a chilly, inhospitable Europe, in which weather and architecture play as important a part as the crimes.

He insults places where the weather is inhospitable (Cameroon, Gabon and North Dakota), where some folks are of Mexican origin (New Mexico) and where terrorism killed 30,000 people (Peru).

Access to the area is being hampered by wet weather, landslides and inhospitable terrain.

It has harsh, unpredictable weather and a raw, inhospitable landscape.