Sentence examples for weather to help from inspiring English sources

The family was visiting Southern California in 1927 on orders from her mother's doctors, who had recommended the balmy weather to help her recover from a kidney operation.

One of their top sellers is the hand and nail treatment cream (left, £18 for 100ml, clarins.co.uk), which comes into its own in the cold weather to help with chapping and general irritation.

St. Andrews, which is shorter than most major layouts and has plenty of width on the fairways, relies on the unpredictable Scottish weather to help keep scores in line.

Abbott and Kevin Rudd are both in Queensland today, the Liberal leader in Brisbane and the Labor leader in Cairns, where he will talk about establishing a new National Centre for Extreme Weather to help Australia respond better to natural disasters.

So the koalas spent more time on the acacia trees in hotter weather to help cool themselves down and avoid water loss, the team reports online today in Biology Letters.

Nevertheless, scientists hope the NASA fleet will yield accurate forecasts of this shifty "space weather" to help satellite operators know when to shut down--and to protect spacewalking astronauts from radiation exposure as they assemble the giant space station.

The command center also monitors weather and traffic conditions to help responders avoid snarls.

These include capturing outside weather data to help power weather forecasting models, and providing road condition aggregate data to improve safety.

This newsier approach to weather, with its focus on weather events to help boost ratings, means certain kinds of weather get overblown while less telegenic but no less significant weather is overlooked... Writer joined a Weather Channel crew waiting in Charleston for Hurricane Floyd.

Five rescuers stayed overnight in the cable cars and provided blankets, food and water to help weather the chilly night-time conditions.

But how important is a high-tech weather service to help businesses manage the impact of the weather and offset potential risks?