Sentence examples for which cloud from inspiring English sources

Full moons always rise around sunset which, cloud cover permitting, will be a good time to spot the "supermoon", said Dr Chris North, science lecturer at Cardiff University.

Mr. Herberger declined to say which cloud service providers had been compromised, citing nondisclosure agreements with Radware's clients, but he said that each new bank attack provided evidence that more data centers had been infected and exploited.

These ions are thought to help create new particles called aerosols and, when aerosols grow above a certain size, they become the seeds around which cloud droplets form.The experiment is testing this theory.

Other problems, such as age-related macular degeneration, where the central part of the back of the eye stops working and you lose vision directly in front of you, cataracts, which cloud your vision, and glaucoma, in which fluid builds up inside the eye, can all be detected by routine eye tests.

Each business, no matter its size, will need to determine which cloud technologies will serve them best.

Most people over 65 eventually develop cataracts, which cloud natural lenses, causing blurry vision and even blindness.

Hunt does not help himself by falling in love with Nyah, which clouds his focus.

You think that if I don't go I may miss out on future selections, which clouds the issue".

The Romantics, turning inward to private consciousness, found a fluidity for which clouds are an especially apt metaphor.

THE speed with which clouds of economic gloom and even despair have gathered over the global economy has been startling everywhere.

Then stir in some baking soda, which clouds the syrup with little bubbles that will make the finished candy crunchy rather than hard.