Sentence examples for like storms from inspiring English sources

Teleological thinking is undoubtedly commonplace in biology because we intuitively expect living things (and other apparently animate entities, like storms) to act the way we would, with intentions and desires (Mead and Scott 2010a, b).

But often elements like storms or fog made witnesses scarce.

Regulators require financial firms to have detailed backup plans to deal with large disruptions like storms and terrorist attacks.

If we get wild weather like storms, that will help mix the water and keep the temperatures at bay".

Like the raccoon and opossum, it is attracted to what Dr. Munshi-South calls "disturbed edges," segments of habitat that are particularly disrupted during events like storms.

He said that struggling homeowners were delaying repairs from hazards like storms, and waiting to file claims to avoid complicating their mortgage renegotiations.

AS ocean waters warm, the Northeast is likely to face more Sandy-like storms.

Dr. Pilkey wrote, "As ocean waters warm, the Northeast is likely to face more Sandy-like storms" with "surges... higher and ever more deadly.... Yet there is already a push to rebuild homes close to the beach and bring back shorelines to where they were".

But as residents across New England are realizing, violent, "Wizard of Oz -like stOz -likehappen here.

Climate shifts the probability distribution of such events, and so global warming may not have "caused" Sandy, but it makes Sandy-like storms more probable.

For instance, we never see hurricane-like storms come up the coast and hook left at almost 90-degree angle like Sandy.