Sentence examples for weather raise from inspiring English sources

Consequences like famine, drought, and destructive weather raise new threats to our security -- whether at home or abroad.

His parents initially hoped Self was "carrying through with his dream of living off the land," but extreme weather conditions raised serious concerns.

During protests in Moscow last winter, Dr. Onishenko cautioned that standing in crowds in cold weather raises chances of catching flu.

For engineers, new weather raises difficult questions about what kinds of safety factors should be built into designs and whether old structures need retrofitting or reinforcing.

They will also have to deal with the additional hazard of the British weather, raising the less unappetising prospect of a total washout.

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.

And, once there, Wendy's son Kieran comes over all Asperger's and starts telling the Queen about his project on toxic scum (not Tottenham, but when algae reacts to photosynthesis in hot weather, raising the levels of nitrates in water).

The population of a migratory bird species drops dramatically whenever El Niño, everybody's favorite source of strange weather, raises its head.

Weather shocks raise exposure to malaria as shown by the significant rise in the incidences of infant death (34).

But another year for below-par holiday weather will raise questions about the accuracy and even the point of long-range predictions.

At this time last year, we had to convince 687 people to brave terrible weather and raise awareness by creating the World's Biggest Brain.