Sentence examples for weather conducive from inspiring English sources

A difficulty of flying in weather conducive to ice is that the crew has to figure out whether there is ice on the tail — invisible from the cockpit — or on the wing.

And with so many animals, so much grazing land, weather conducive to raising lamb on grass 12 months a year and a favorable rate of exchange, New Zealand lamb is cheaper in the States than high-quality domestic lamb.

Then you have to travel in a small open boat from the airstrip to the archipelago's only village, wait around for a ride on one of the launches that occasionally make the twelve-hour outward voyage, and then, often, wait further, sometimes for days, for weather conducive to landing on the rocky shore.

Many small island states lie in tropical or subtropical zones with weather conducive to the transmission of diseases such as malaria, dengue, filariasis, and schistosomiasis.

The majority of the BU cases occur when both the long- and short-term temporal changes coincide, suggesting weather conducive to providing an increase in infectious habitats or human contact with these habitats during such a period.

Create a weather map of that area (similar to those on the weather forecasts in newspapers or television news programs) to show the weather conditions conducive to tornado storms.

With the combination of armed guards flanking Times Square, the 24-7 cable news networks constantly predicting the unpredictable, and weather conditions conducive only to polar bears, abominable snowmen and the Norwegian Olympic luge team, potential theatergoers are hesitant to leave the comforts of their warm and duct-taped homes.

Human and animal exposure to trichothecenes in years with weather conditions conducive to FHB and GER may exceed tolerable limits.

Under a separate analysis for this project the authors assessed weather conditions conducive to fire using methods reviewed in Loboda and others [ 37].

In the case of orthopterans, the basic requirements of food and moisture; shelter, including protection from weather and from enemies; favourable habitats, involving special niches such as caves or deserts; as well as preferred seasons and conditions conducive to successful reproduction, are involved.

"I don't think very hot weather is conducive to the kind of music I make", he said.