Sentence examples for weather the need from inspiring English sources

Although the legal right-of-way was cleared by January 1974, cold weather, the need to hire workers, and construction of the Dalton Highway meant work on the pipeline itself did not begin until March.

With the thousands left homeless by the earthquake facing bitter winter weather, the need for emergency shelter and medical help has become urgent but authorities have struggled to gain a clear picture of the damage.

In many cases, due to a variety of circumstances -- including the weather, the need for an autopsy, legal issues, the length of time before the cremated remains are delivered to you -- substantial time may pass before these rituals take place.

And if moonlight, streetlight, the British weather or the need for sleep deprive you of a view, then watch the news.

But then the pilot announced that due to bad weather and the need to refuel we were going to land in Philadelphia.

The Environment Agency (EA), which is responsible for drought measures and flood defences, said the extreme weather showed the need for the UK to adopt greater resilience to protect homes, roads and power stations.

He cited the severe weather and the need to begin cleaning the accumulated garbage and detritus left by the tens of thousands of people who had camped across the area since early summer.

In one of this book's best scenes Mr. Blum visits an important Google data center in central Oregon, a popular locale because of its cold and dry weather, limiting the need for air-conditioning to keep the machines cool.

Coal use historically plummets in the spring as warmer weather reduces the need for indoor heating.

Owing to bad weather and the need to gather intelligence, the operation, codenamed "Flax", did not begin until 5 April.

The voyage across the Atlantic took sixty-five days, longer than anticipated because of stormy weather and the need to make repairs at sea to the Mayflower.