Sentence examples for weather war from inspiring English sources
The obstacles to price "stability," a buzzword embraced as warmly by the United States as by Saudi Arabia, have been numerous: chronic cheating within the cartel on its self-imposed output restrictions; inaccurate estimates of demand and inventories; poor forecasting; and the inevitable surprises induced by weather, war and other calamities.
It's a societal idea of weathering wars and hardship yet still marching forward even in the most difficult times.
As Europeans grasp for security in the face of a financial storm that — at least so far — has affected them much less directly than it has many Americans, they are reflecting the history of their tortured continent that has weathered wars, revolutions and financial crises over the centuries.
Bad weather and war fears helped push the unemployment rate to 5.8percentt from 5.7percentt in January.
"The 'Weather and War' episode delivery of 359,000 households on Sunday, March 3, for example, beat 'National Geographic Explorer' on MSNBC, 'Weekend Hardball' on CNBC and Headline News.
But Seagate bulls, including many analysts, say the $6.8 billion company, with its diverse product mix, technological edge and strong balance sheet, should weather the war.
Mr. Cantore anchored a recent broadcast from in front of the Pentagon, where he reported on the crucial relationship between weather and war.
Many areas are at three and four, "Crisis" and "Emergency", but none, as yet, is a five, "Catastrophe/Famine". Unless there is a rapid change in the weather, the war or the food supply, that day may not be long postponed.
Southeast China was a hideout comparable in comfort to Geneva or Mexico City, and it afforded them a perfect opportunity to weather the war living in princely style and without stigma.
