Sentence examples for unsafe weather from inspiring English sources

But Robert Bartlett, manager of St . Louis Downtown Parks Airport in Cahokia, Ill., where the plane took off at 7 p.m., said, "There was no unusually unsafe weather or even unusual weather" for flying on Monday night.

Some pilots and others argue that the crunch forces charters to cut corners on maintenance and pilot training and give in to fat-cat clients who demand that flights proceed even in unsafe weather.

We all know how unsafe weather conditions still are between 32 and, say, 45 degrees.

Never operate in unsafe conditions; know when to suspend service for inclement weather.

Still others countered the negative response, noting that cold weather, unsafe neighborhoods or lack of yard space prevent many kids from running around outside.

There, HIV/AIDS has helped trigger a complex disaster involving food shortages, unsafe water and inadequate sanitation, adverse weather conditions, armed conflict and instability.

Even if you have to leave your vehicle to use the pump, ExxonMobil suggests that this will reduce your time outside in unsafe locations and inclement weather.

There is a point when layers and acclimation only go so far -- when uncomfortable weather becomes unsafe.

The notion that mayonnaise can be unsafe to eat in warm weather has been proved incorrect when commercial mayonnaise is used.

As discussed earlier, a weather event, producing unsafe road conditions requiring a speed limit, appears to be the most difficult situation to model consistently, bearing in mind the simplifying assumptions involved in modelling the effect of a speed limit.

His absence was blamed on business obligations and poor weather which made it unsafe for him to fly by helicopter.