Sentence examples for temperatures comes from inspiring English sources
The greatest threat of a dangerous rise in global temperatures comes from the world's reliance on burning coal..
The discrepancy in the temperatures comes mainly from the different choice of the height of the disk surface at which the disk receives the radiation from the central star.
So with hotter temperatures comes less pork overall in the global market, where the demand for pork is only increasing.
With the first good snow and freezing temperatures comes the freedom to connect to other settlements and traverse the land and frozen rivers in almost any direction.
Prioritizing warmth over the desire to look cool in cold temperatures comes with age, yet in spite of that, we still yearn for a more stylish way to shield the cold each year.
Word of milder temperatures came early.
This time, some people with temperatures coming from Africa might be misdiagnosed too.
The warm temperatures came as thick fog caused more than 50 flights to be cancelled at Heathrow airport.
When he compiled a global temperature record for the end of the ice age, he found that increases of carbon dioxide came first, and rising temperatures came second.
The rain and break in 100-degree temperatures come too late for most farmers and ranchers, who already have seen crops wither and pastures dry up.
The rising temperatures come after a freezing weekend that has seen a "corridor of snow" stretch down the UK, leaving icy roads and huge waves.
