Sentence examples for weather short from inspiring English sources

People use the lines at all hours of the day and night, in any weather short of a downpour.

By capitalising on demand, effectively leveraging data, and ensuring operational efficiency, estate agents can weather short term adversity to ensure continued, steady growth over the longer term, regardless of economic circumstances.

For centuries, farmers have been dependent on weather, short growing seasons, fluctuating supply and demand cycles, and a host of environmental factors that make the farming business one of luck as much as agricultural acumen.

Due to adverse weather conditions, short-period counts are mostly conducted in spring/summer months.

Weather (short-term) forecasts tend to be deterministic (e.g. the temperature will be 85ºF today).

Torpor may occur in the daily cycle or during unfavourable weather; short-term torpor is generally economical only for small mammals that can cool and warm rapidly.

Later the weather shorted the electricity.

While distance walkers often use conventional hiking boots, particularly in colder weather, shorter-distance recreational walking can comfortably be done in lighter shoes similar to those worn by runners.

DRESS -- In warm weather, shorts, often bib variety, jersey with club name and sponsors or a European professional team jersey, with names of sponsors that make Italian screen doors or French milk.

He listed the better weather, shorter length and improving fields as his reasons, neglecting to mention any Giro experiences that might have coloured his opinion against the world's second biggest bike race.

The type of pants you'll need usually depends on the weather; shorts are better when it's hot, and longer pants are better when it's colder.