Sentence examples for prevent weather from inspiring English sources

The French casement commonly has two meeting leaves that open inward, requiring careful craftsmanship to prevent weather from penetrating them.

The surprising drought of 2010-12 and the equally unexpected wet summer that followed, should prevent weather complacency.

Unlike the city wall of pounded earth of Mongol times, the walls of the Ming city were faced with a layer of bricks to prevent weathering.

The use of drip irrigation is recommended for more effective irrigation without excessive evaporation and also for preventing weathering and leaching.

Meteorologists said their efforts to prevent foul weather on Oct. 1 involved satellites, 400 scientists, cloud-probing lasers and a squadron of transport planes capable of sprinkling liquid nitrogen into pregnant clouds.

What about our ability to prevent dangerous weather formations such as tornadoes?

You can't prevent the weather, but you can prevent your car from causing your next accident.

Just as all the financing in the world could not prevent the weather-related delay, so could the flight also not avoid a little politics during this campaign season.

There followed days of extreme frustration for the party as, prevented by weather and sea conditions from reaching the shore, they drifted southwards with the ice.

This change is intended to prevent any adverse weather conditions from affecting the rugby.

President Obama himself made an unannounced visit to Afghanistan on Friday, but was prevented by weather from traveling to Kabul to meet with Mr. Karzai; instead, Mr. Obama spoke to him by phone from the Bagram Air Field.