Sentence examples for weather difficulties from inspiring English sources

Tells about the snowy weather; difficulties with porters, etc. Discussion of the mysterious footprints said to be made by the "abominable snowman", possibly the yeti.

He could have declined the invitation and opted for Jet Skiing and fishing, which would have been Kody's preference, and it would not have been unreasonable for him to back out because of the weather difficulties he encountered.

As you do this, and begin to cultivate the experience of gratitude, I suspect you will notice all kinds of subtle and not-so-subtle positive changes: in how others relate to you, in how you feel about your life, in how you weather difficulties.

Despite some technical and weather difficulties, ghostly black and white images of the first lunar EVA were received and broadcast to at least 600 million people on Earth.

Enabling them to weather difficulties without resorting to unsafe borrowing or saving practices is not only in keeping with our mission, it creates stronger clients who grow their businesses and become success stories we're proud to share with our contributors.

By 27 February, they were joined by la Peña's Spanish troops, who had left Cádiz three days after Graham and, despite encountering similar weather difficulties, had succeeded in landing at Tarifa.

They do it regardless of the severity of the weather, difficulty of the course, amount of money at stake, stature of the tournament or quality of the field.

As you've discovered, weathering difficulties in a relationship draws on specialist skills that can leave the carer feeling washed up and redundant when tranquillity is restored.

But she said they knew each other well enough to weather those difficulties.

But despite a major fund-raising campaign in 2007 it was also a theater in debt, with little cushion to weather any difficulties.

Given SoftBank's deep pockets — it has a $100 billion fund aimed at start-ups — it is quite possible that WeWork could weather financial difficulties without any help from its landlords.