Sentence examples for prolonged winter from inspiring English sources

Lower temperatures and prolonged winter conditions were recorded in AD 1446 1598, 1663 1711 and 1759 1819.

However, tilapia culture is affected by water shortage, low food supply in floating cages, prolonged winter, fish reproductive period and other conditions.

A rapid decline in honey bee numbers is thought to be due to last year's prolonged winter and wet summer.

These factors may explain the increased frequency of salmonellosis we observed in birds between February and April during a prolonged winter in Poland in 2013 (data not shown in the table).

Seedbed preparation and transplanting were both delayed this year, due partly to the prolonged winter, but mainly to the shortage of plastic sheets which were sufficient for only 50-60 percent of needs.

The prolonged winter over the Antarctic Plateau from May to September has a reduced negative GHE due to cancellation between the negative GHE by water vapor and the positive GHE by CO2 (Tbl. S1, Fig. 2g).

And if there are prolonged summer droughts, try to water.

Most climate change projections for Central Europe predict higher mean summer temperatures and prolonged summer drought periods.

But his baseball career, which was prolonged last year by surgery on his left elbow, was plainly at stake once again.

Another absence was prolonged yesterday when the scheduled chasing debut of Captain Cee Bee – who beat Binocular at the Festival in their novice season over timber – was washed out along with the rest of the card at Naas.

A senior Democratic aide confirmed last night's adjournment, a formal end to the "first day" of the legislative session, which had actually been prolonged since early January.