Sentence examples for poor snow from inspiring English sources

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Over all, it has been a poor snow year in New Jersey with lots of rain.

Those criticisms grew after an Olympic test event last February, when a parallel giant slalom event was canceled because of poor snow conditions.

"This disparity between the rich and the poor has been noticed... most acutely and not unnaturally, by the poor," Snow explains, adding: "It won't last for long.

Because of poor snow conditions in Europe, races originally slated for Val d'Isère, France, this week were shifted to Beaver Creek — thus the debut of women's super-G at what has traditionally been a men's site.

It has ditched some lower resorts and added more high-altitude ones, including St Christoph in Austria and Madonna di Campiglio in the Dolomites, Italy, after last year's poor snow.

"A couple of years ago, following poor snow conditions in many resorts, buyers would only consider high altitude resorts or were hesitant to invest at all," says Gemma Bruce of GK Italian Property, a British agency selling homes in Italy.

According to the research, which focused on data from 1999 to 2010 and was conducted by researchers at the University of New Hampshire, the downhill ski industry takes in about $1 billion less revenue in a poor snow season than it does in a good one.

Abnormally dry conditions in British Columbia combined with higher temperatures resulted in poor snow conditions for some events at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver/Whistler.

So maybe we can forgive these poor, unfortunate snow creatures below for their lack of substance, because there really wasn't much snow to use.

I admit that you got me when you killed all those wildlings, let them lie around for a minute, and then conjured them up again, like a yoga instructor post-Namaste, while staring menacingly at poor Jon Snow as he fled in his little rowboat.