Sentence examples for weather adversities from inspiring English sources

It is becoming more evident that New York is no exception to natural weather adversities, so these precautions are more than necessary to ensure the safety of New Yorkers as well as of our real estate.

Moreover luxury firms need their own shops to weather adversity.

One reason is that, by strengthening the economy, transportation places the nation in a better position to weather adversity and to produce materials necessary to sustain its economy and military strength.

"Metricom taught us to be resilient, to weather adversity," Garrido says.

He has a lifelong practice of using humor to weather adversity and boasts that he swims "two laps a week".

From his Indian wife, Glass has learned the spiritual wisdom that enables him to withstand storms and weather adversity.

It's not the state championship that gives you the strength to weather adversity later on, it was all the practice that helped you get on the team in the first place and all the practice before the first game, every one of those games along the way.

The tightly-knit social fabric defining community resilience in Verapaz is fundamental for weathering adversities born by social and economic inequality, as well as those provoked by hydrometeorological events.

But Ms. Hopkins emphasized that the institution had weathered adversity in the past.

It's a tough little show, one that has weathered adversity well, even benefiting from the writers' strike by curtailing season one into a punchy dozen episodes.

That narrative — weathering adversity, holding together and enduring — would not have been out of place in the reading, whose title was equally in sync with the times.