Sentence examples for weather rising from inspiring English sources

Federal regulators have proposed guidelines aimed at helping credit card companies weather rising loan losses.

There's only so much you can worry about at once, and we've already got Egypt, the weird weather, rising food prices and unemployment.

It is as though – batty as this sounds – it follows him about, the landscape and even the weather rising to meet the challenge of his prose.

CLIMATE Greenhouse Weather Rising global warming, propelled in part by carbon dioxide released by the burning of fossil fuels, is expected to shake up the weather, and that is exactly what happened last year, climate scientists reported last week.

While larger farms are, in theory, better able to weather rising costs, few have reached a scale at which they can hedge grain prices on volatile Chinese futures markets.

They face many uncertainties, and their profits can be wiped out by bad weather, rising costs for items like fertilizer, fuel or seed, or unstable crop prices, which can plummet as rapidly as they rise.

Myers Industries, a manufacturer of plastic products for the horticulture and auto motive markets, has struggled recently under the weight of poor early spring weather conditions, rising energy costs and a generally softening economy.

The toll from four days of unusually chilly weather rose to 103 as reports of more deaths came in from a number of states across northern India.

But unregulated carbon dioxide emissions, which most scientists say are raising the temperature of the atmosphere and contributing to more violent weather, rose substantially in the 1990's.

The inflation-adjusted economic damages from severe weather rose to $80 billion per year in the U.S. in the 1990s, from an average of about $5 billion per year during the 1950s, and surpassed $200 billion this year.

Consistent with the predictions of climate science, we seem to have entered an era of erratic weather and rising weather extremes.