Sentence examples for weather has contributed from inspiring English sources

Bad weather has contributed to critical shortages in New Jersey's blood supply, several of the state's blood centers reported last week.

The chilly April weather has contributed to the soreness, and Randolph said he did not think Castillo aggravated an old injury, that he was only feeling lingering discomfort from the surgery.

Glamorgan have won just one of their 11 Division Two County Championship games this season, although the weather has contributed to six stalemates.

Changes in the weather have contributed to another significant shift in dogsledding: the loss of sponsorship.

The organisation's coastal pollution officer, Thomas Bell, said last summer's wet weather had contributed to the poor results as detritus had been washed into the sea while water quality was being assessed.

In recent testimony to Congress, Jeffrey Harris, the commission's chief economist, said that a weak dollar, strong demand from the emerging world economies, geopolitical tensions in oil-producing regions, supply disruptions, and unfavorable weather had contributed to the rise in the price of oil, not market manipulation.

Launching its cancer patient experience survey on Wednesday, the Welsh government said poor weather had contributed to the "disappointing" figures.

A Football Association spokesperson said that poor weather had contributed to the drop in the number of people playing the game.

"Natural beach conditions along with warm weather have contributed to an infestation in the seaweed caused by flies laying larvae," told the Daily Telegraph.

The authorities said it was too early to tell whether weather conditions had contributed to the accident.

The weather conditions have contributed to wildfires blazing across Colorado which have destroyed hundreds of homes.