Sentence examples for kinds of storms from inspiring English sources

It's interesting to note how different kinds of storms affect different plants.

A British meteorologist chases hurricanes in the Caribbean and then faces other kinds of storms back home.

The real irony is that an electricity system that has decentralised renewable energy with battery storage would be more resilient to these kinds of storms.

The northwestern Pacific, where Typhoon Haiyan has just hit, is the busiest region on Earth for these kinds of storms, AP explains: A normal year there involves 27 named storms.

They were a two-person kayak paddling through all kinds of storms: the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli prime minister, in 1995, when McWilliams-Franklin was playing in Galilee, and the 1998 disbanding of the American Basketball League when she played for its Philadelphia franchise.

Since then, the corps has done extensive research to determine the kinds of storms that could be expected to hit the city and the level of protection necessary to meet the weather challenge, General Riley said, and to more accurately estimate construction costs as well.

WHAT other kinds of storm damage were reported?

This influence of climate change on some extremes, including especially heat waves and heavy precipitation and some kinds of storm and flood events must no longer be waved away, swept under the rug, or otherwise ignored.

The production's final image, which finds the lovers chatting together in easy intimacy, movingly suggests that because their love is a meeting of the minds as well as hearts, it will smoothly weather the kind of storms that almost undo Claudio and Hero's.

And the storms that do form, there is not enough wind shear to get them organized into the kind of storms that make significant tornadoes".

But Gordon was never that kind of storm.