Sentence examples for weather questions from inspiring English sources

One Democrat familiar with the transition said Thursday that Ms. Pritzker initially believed she could weather questions about Superior Bank, but her family resisted because their assets are so entangled.

Missions created referred to everyday life weather questions, weather phenomena of personal interest, and climate-related inquiries.

Don't get me started on Poncho the weather cat bot that can't parse the simplest of weather questions.

The long-term weather question is whether or not we'll see more or less of these "classic" looks in our changing meteorological environment.

When a reporter tried to ask an obligatory weather question — the forecast calls for temperatures in the teens — Belichick cut off the question, jumping in: "I'm not really too worried about the weather.

In other words, the so-called "worlds" in the simple weather framework are in fact surrogates for large classes of worlds, and in each such class the answer to the coarse-grained weather question is the same.

The elements of this partition are all complete answers to the weather question, and distances between the elements of the partition can be handled rather easily as we have seen.

The service has weathered questions about its funding, its neutrality and its accuracy over those first 15 years, with Wales and the Foundation regularly involved in wider debates about censorship, trolling and online identity.

They weathered questions about the off-season death of Derek Boogaard, their enforcer of the previous campaign; thrived amid the hype and backstage scrutiny of HBO's "24/7" series, rallying to win the Winter Classic in Philadelphia with two unanswered third-period goals; and wound up with 51 victories in an 82-game schedule.

Twitter's stock has been on a roller coaster, with the company weathering questions about its user growth and engagement, leadership changes, and more existentially what it is as a product.

Mr. Sha'ani said that while the government was supposed to provide students with transport to schools, often the vehicles did not show up and could not reach the children in bad weather, raising questions over how often the children attended.