Sentence examples for weather contributing from inspiring English sources

Snow sports such as snowboarding and freestyle skiing are sports that can be affected by adverse weather and snow conditions, and these were reported to be an issue during the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games, with warm weather contributing to soft snow conditions, and reports of more athletes falling during jumps and landing, as a result.

It is not clear if the weather contributed to either fatality.

Some archaeologists have proposed that colder weather contributed to the downfall.

The police said they had not determined the extent to which the weather contributed to the accident.

The steepest declines were in the Northeast, where the weather contributed to a sales drop of 17.3percentt.

Yet for many growers, particularly in Massachusetts, dry weather contributed to a below-average yield this year, giving them fewer barrels to sell.

Over the ages the peninsula rose and fell as it broke away from the mainland, leaving the interior soil with a sandy salinity that, along with the breezy Mediterranean weather, contributes to the special quality of valley wines.

Organisers have tried to learn from the mistakes of 2000 when a flawed strategy of staging a number of games in union's backyard, along with some truly inept teams participating and awful weather, contributed to what was widely regarded as a disastrous competition.

Accidents and falls linked to the cold weather contributed to an 11,000 increase in the number of people turning up at A&E, which reached 401,000 in the week ending 1 February, but still below the peak of 440,000 experienced before Christmas, according to figures released by NHS England.

Hot weather contributes to more mechanical problems.

The nation’s largest driller said equipment problems as well as mild winter weather contributed to the lowered forecast.