Sentence examples for troubled weather from inspiring English sources

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA): The bill provides $5.4 billion for NOAA, $126 million above 2014, and includes funding to keep several troubled weather satellites on track.

BOSTON — Automatic budget cuts set to take effect March 1 could add to the woes of the federal government's troubled weather satellite programs, jeopardizing future forecasts, a top official said Friday.

Lawmakers shelved another controversial proposal, which called for transferring funding for a troubled, $11.9 billion weather satellite program from NOAA to NASA.

Nearly one out of every four residents who died from 1995 through 2001 was sent to the island cemetery in the East River, without headstones to mark their graves or eulogies to recall how they weathered their troubled lives.

The deadly weekend unfolded as an estimated 150 climbers tried to reach the top on Friday and Saturday as they rushed to use a brief window of good weather in a troubled climbing season.

While many European leaders have said they do not want to punish Britain for leaving, they may also not be inclined to let the country go easily for fear of encouraging further defections from the troubled bloc, which has been weathering the strain of successive migration and debt crises.

Troubled individuals or a troubled society?

And how will the Administration adjudicate the end of the troubled $15 billion National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System, which is supposed to provide weather and climate data for military and civilian weather forecasters and climate scientists.

Despite its lower cost, PATH offers high-tech features, like tap-and-go electronic fare cards and onboard television screens that stream news and weather reports — amenities that the troubled New York City subway is still struggling to install.

At a time when our troubled planet seems ever more chaotic and weather-beaten, it's little wonder this bright vision of the future has enraptured so many.

Having made his economic reputation in fair weather, Mr Brown must now cope with more troubled times.Two temptations present themselves.