Sentence examples for unfavourable weather from inspiring English sources

The damage they cause may sometimes be mistaken for that caused by unfavourable weather.

But a new study has concluded that unfavourable weather conditions make New Yorkers give better tips on restaurant deliveries.

When first attempting to fly from Nanjing, in China, to Hawaii, the crew had to divert to Japan because of unfavourable weather and a damaged wing.

The first of these columns was raised in May last year, and, owing to the unfavourable weather, the works progressed for a time but slowly.

Torpor may occur in the daily cycle or during unfavourable weather; short-term torpor is generally economical only for small mammals that can cool and warm rapidly.

The unfavourable weather conditions have continued since the end of August, with an unusually warm autumn and an early winter hitting sales of clothing.

UPDATE: SpaceX has scrubbed this until tomorrow's backup window at least due to unfavourable conditions.

Under unfavourable changes in weather, ensuring required energy supplies involves hasty start-ups of conventional steam power units whose operation should be characterized by higher and higher flexibility.

General Douglas MacArthur's Operation Cartwheel began with spectacular victories in the landing at Lae and the landing at Nadzab but then faltered in the face of inclement weather, unfavourable terrain, and above all tenacious and aggressive Japanese opposition on land and in the air.

Selection of outdoor growing areas where weather is unfavourable for disease is a method of controlling disease by regulating the environment.

The Germans used surface vessels and U-boats to breakout into the Atlantic by using periods of dark, in winter, and weather conditions unfavourable to aircraft that were still without radar.