Sentence examples for source of rain from inspiring English sources

Flying rivers, consisting of moisture emitted from trees and carried by clouds of vapor that rise out of the rainforest, are a major source of rain for south and central Brazil.

In fact, low clouds are the most likely source of rain or snow because their precipitation doesn't have a chance to evaporate before reaching the ground.

Some pointed out that the existing oil operations annually released more than 56,000 tons of nitrogen oxides, a source of acid rain.

As the storm continues to move inland and loses contact with the ocean — its source of moisture — rain levels are expected to diminish, though wind damage is still likely.

Those emissions — principally sulfur dioxide produced by coal-burning power plants — are the primary source of acid rain, and by the nineteen-seventies it had become clear that they were causing grave damage to the environment, and to the health of many Americans.

The other bill that the governor signed today would stop New York utility companies from keeping the money they make by selling so-called pollution credits for sulfur dioxide, a major source of acid rain, to large polluters in the Midwest and the South.

That can be attributed to the main exhaust gas SO x, a major source of acid rain, and poison noble metal catalysts that are irreversibly generated by automobiles.

The visitation of avian frugivores, a major source of seed rain in restored sites, is mainly controlled by bird assemblages in surrounding areas and their tendency to enter the restored sites.

Just watch as Shelby, who was 13 weeks old at the time the video was shot, looks around accusingly in different directions, as though she's trying to find the source of the rain.

Modern coal-fired power plants don't emit nearly as much nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide, the two main sources of acid rain, as older plants do.

Congress's responsibility here arises from the fact that the 1990 act did not fully address the complex sources of acid rain, which has been killing off fish in Adirondack waterways for many years.