Sentence examples for onset of cold from inspiring English sources

The bug travels well, especially as it seeks warm homes before the onset of cold weather.

Prices had been heading higher this week as the belated onset of cold weather finally started to cut into surplus United States heating fuel supplies.

Freshwater hydrozoans, for example, reproduce asexually until the onset of cold weather, which stimulates them to form testes and ovaries.

Of the hundreds of sediment corings taken, only four penetrate deeply enough to predate the onset of cold climatic conditions.

But the cracks in that strategy are starting to show as Germany reconsiders its welcome for refugees, and the onset of cold weather has brought not the expected fall in the number of travellers but an increase in desperate journeys.

Although Japan's Meteorological Agency said there has not been unusually bad weather in the Sea of Japan this November, the waters are rougher at this time of year due to the onset of cold, north-westerly winds.

The extended stay of this seasonal mushroom will end with the inevitable onset of colder weather.

It is feared that with the onset of colder weather, the total could increase further, with hypothermia being cited as a potential risk to elderly and infirm people.

That may be because of the onset of colder weather, when fighting tends to drop off, but Colonel Lemons said he felt the Taliban was losing heart.

And as far as causation is concerned it is clear that lay people emphasize the role of 'resistance' and 'immunity' at least as much as 'infection' in accounting for the onset of colds and flu.

The lakes tend to be completely ice free in summer for a short period of roughly 8-10 weeks and then freeze up again with the onset of colder temperatures in Autumn.