Sentence examples for was inclement with from inspiring English sources
The weather was inclement, with the sky overcast by heavy clouds and gale-force winds; according to a report in The Times, "it would not have been easy to pitch on a more unfavourable day for an eight-oared race".
The weather was inclement, with gale-force winds and snow disrupting the race, and limiting the number of spectators lining the banks of the Thames to a few thousand.
The weather was inclement, so the ceremony was held indoors.
If the weather was inclement I would find reasons not to go".
"And with elections in November, there will always be inclement weather".
If the weather is inclement, no tables will be sold.
It's not just the British weather that's inclement.
"The potential spoiler for the match is inclement weather forecast for the final day.
If the weather is inclement, commencement takes place in the Thomas F. Sullivan Arena.
Many Wiccans prefer to mediate at their altars, especially if the weather is inclement.
By contrast public interest here was negligible with the inclement weather ensuring that not even the few inquisitive beach-goers who had looked in on the finish of the weekend's events were on hand to see Spartacus recline on his ceremonial sun lounger.
