Sentence examples for miserable climate from inspiring English sources

The city has a miserable climate and little in the way of entertainment apart from malls and restaurants.

The authors also note that there is a category of firms they cannot study: those that might have been started since 2006 had it not been for the miserable economic climate.

The turkey arrived in England some time during the reign of Henry VIII, and by the mid-sixteenth century was being widely bred, especially in East Anglia, a barren, windswept, flat land, distinguished by its open sky and its miserable damp climate and its modest agriculture — beets, cabbage, and eels were regional delicacies.

Instead of reforming a generally miserable business climate, Villaraigosa has fixated on fostering "elegant density" through massive new residential construction.

Politicians like Gov. Tim Pawlenty, the wannabe-presidential contender, have shirked their responsibility for this miserable change in climate.

The funny thing is, if I was starting in the current miserable economy and lending climate, I think my company could have taken flight even sooner than it did.

The climate is damper and generally more miserable than in the Rockies or the Alps; cycles of thaw and freeze transform the snow surface into a rink.

If the weather could make you feel miserable then everybody would be miserable in the same climate.

He warned that should we fail to reverse the trend of climate change, our families "will have a miserable life".

And when we're talking about climate, it's decades and centuries, not one miserable week.

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