Sentence examples for snow less from inspiring English sources

Judith's subsequent miracles are more equivocal than the snow: less definite, less controlled.

He said the storm moved closer to the coast than expected, bringing in warmer air from the Atlantic and making snow less likely.

The reduction in global snow cover, which is particularly serious in the Arctic, is part of a dangerous positive feedback loop in which higher temperatures mean less snow, less reflected energy and therefore increasing temperatures.

The son of parents who operate a ski school in the Scottish Highlands, Baxter may have been more familiar with the soft snow conditions, which are more common in areas where the temperatures are generally higher and the snow less abundant.

This clearly indicates that some snow-AMMs investigated in this study have not suffered from weathering, consistent with their short residence time in snow (less than two years).

But although climate change threatens to make mountain snow less reliable, new research says southern California's rain won't dry up in the future.

Less snow means less than ideal conditions and less time on the slopes.

It has snowed less than normal this year, she said.

Broadly speaking, human-powered venues occupied the southwestern half, internal combustion the northeast, and, in the middle, the pièce de résistance, the megaramp, a kind of snow-less ski jump, eight stories high, with a gap in the middle and a quarter-pipe at the end, for added tricks and "big air" measurements.

But it turns out that this terrible snow-less resort is owner and run by the same General Waverly who let Bob and Phil dance around Verdun when they should have been killing Nazis.

When Gov. Jerry Brown stood in a snow-less meadow April 1 and ordered a historic 25% cut in urban water use, he also declared war on California's beloved lawns.