Sentence examples for risk of ice from inspiring English sources

But the further you want to go, the greater the risk of ice breakage.

Carlo Brecciaroli, the contractor hired to help dig up the tomb and who may now be charged with burying it, warned that work could start any day if temperatures fall and the risk of ice damage increases.

A mean temperature of below 2C has been issued for the UK The cold snap is predicted to last for longer than 48 hours and forecasters say there is a serious risk of ice and snow across the country.

The first pregnancy from a frozen egg was reported in the Lancet in April 1986, a few weeks after I was born, but the slow freezing techniques used then meant there was a risk of ice crystals forming during the freezing process.

One must-have feature for any long-distance craft - de-icing equipment - has also fallen prey to weight worries, meaning that takeoff (and more problematically, landing) must take place on a cloudless day, when there is no risk of ice forming on the body of the plane.

Rough weather condition with a risk of ice is a significant problem during wintertime.

The ability to eat both the ice-cream and its wafer receptacle not only tastes great, it also generates less recycling or washing-up, while the great advantage of the cup is that it eradicates all risk of ice-cream splat trauma.

Winterization of vessels needs to be considered at the design stage to mitigate the risk of icing, freezing or other damages due to low temperature.

Cold and rough weather conditions with snow may also influence on the possibility of air-ambulance and helicopter operations due to risk of icing and landing problems [ 23].

On Saturday the Met Office issued a severe weather alert – predicting temperatures would fall sharply, with the risk of widespread ice forming on untreated surfaces.

The Met Office website said: "There will be a continuing risk of widespread ice, affecting untreated surfaces in particular, as the cold weather continues.