Sentence examples for weather producing from inspiring English sources

Norovirus, the deepening difficulty of ensuring hospital rotas are fully staffed and the potential for bad weather producing a surge in patients with breathing trouble – the scenario the NHS fears worst – underlie why Hunt last week increased the extra money available to the service to cope with winter from £400m to £700m.

The ocean is vital for the existence of all humankind, it is the engine of our planet driving weather, producing protein and contributing half our oxygen.

Ultimately effects in the Hong Kong area were limited to scattered squally weather producing isolated rainfall peaking at over 40 mm (1.6 in) in some locations.

Additionally, competition with microbes for soil nutrients may be especially low as in many systems the soil microbial community turns over with warm spring weather, producing a flush of soil nutrients (Zak et al. 1990).

The weather produced memorable images and bad baseball.

But it warned of possible problems, particularly around New York City, if extreme weather produced unusually heavy demand.

It warned of possible problems, particularly around New York City, if power generation should fall or if extreme weather produced unusual demand.

The New Weather produced by her huge engineering project is as much ideological and emotional as it is climatic.

But the ones that do all follow paths where the weather produces updrafts so that they can soar and not spend their whole time beating their wings.

Nature gave it a shot on Friday — tornado warnings across the city and region — but the weather produced hailstones, not headlines.

Ralf Schumacher's attempt to claim second place in the drivers' world championship behind his elder brother will suffer a major setback if the notoriously unpredictable Ardennes weather produces a wet Belgian grand prix on Sunday.