Sentence examples for seasons which can from inspiring English sources
Large African mammals migrate in accordance with the succession of wet and dry seasons, which can greatly modify the habitat.
Mr. Paschina concentrates on grape varieties that thrive in Virginia's red clay soil, and he adapts to the region's unpredictable growing seasons, which can offer heat waves, hail and heavy rainstorms.
The majority of the ground-water samples fall in Cl− class type along with leachate both in dry and wet seasons which can be observed from the anion ternary field and are a clear indication of leachate pollution.
The Rscale values approached unity, as shown in Fig. 7, in these seasons, which can be attributed to longer bioaerosol residence times, which would result in well-mixed atmospheric 137Cs.
Consistent with previous literature ([24]; Gunter [15],[17],[26]), we argue that inclusion of such variables captures the local labor market conditions, weather, growing crops and growing seasons which can significantly affect off-farm labor supply of operators and spouses.
Unfortunately, that's not enough in the face of shifting and unpredictable typhoon seasons which can produce super storms like Typhoon Haiyan.
A $10 discount certificate for those who dine during the holiday season, which can be applied to special $25 tasting dinners in January, February and March.
Growers are still refining the timing on plantings to compensate for less daylight during the off-season, which can slow growth to a crawl.
Mr. Kraemer got the run total not for just one season, which can fluctuate as much as 80 runs in each direction from simple randomness, but for 100 seasons — more than 16,000 Yankees games in all.
In the rainy season, which can last for over half the year, getting from one side of town to the other, let alone elsewhere in the state, can become impossible.
Unlike "American Idol" — particularly this season — which can hit a snail's pace midseason as singers are picked off one by one, often too slowly, "The Voice" operates at warp speed.
