Sentence examples for spite of winter from inspiring English sources

The zonal variation in the thermal conditions is also found in the distribution of cold stress ('in spite of winter clothing with 1.75 clo!'; Fig. 5a).

After reviewing literature from several countries on daily production she points out that, in California, water hyacinth can, in spite of winter frosts, produce at a rate comparable with growth in the tropics.

France remains convulsed by issues like the burkini, in spite of today's welcome court decision suspending a local ban.

In spite of today's Russian anti-American activity, America can improve its image only from the inside.

In spite of last year's 19% devaluation of the rupee, the country's trade deficit refuses to fall much.

In spite of last year's East Coast blizzard and polar vortex, winters have, on average, been getting warmer since the 1970s.

In spite of spring temperatures and the lack of new snow there is still good skiing to be had at altitude in Europe.

The German acknowledges that the British team are some way from that, in spite of last week's gold medal in the World Cup in London on Friday.

They had come in record numbers, in spite of this year's festival failing to cause the sort of headline controversy which it has stirred in the past.

In spite of this week's unprecedented media attention, we on the front lines of lion conservation are frustrated by the coverage because trophy hunters are the least of the problems facing Africa's roughly 30,000 remaining lions.

In Tulare County, south of Fresno, where groundwater overdraft has been particularly severe, the number of reported well failures has continued to climb, almost quadrupling since 2014, in spite of last year's above-average precipitation and this year's deluge.