Sentences with phrase «weather took its toll on»

Man oh man has the weather taken its toll on the East Lansing League these past few weeks..

Here are four common ways hot, humid weather takes a toll on your health, plus how you can beat heat's effect on your system.

Cold weather takes a toll on electric driving range, in part because of reduced battery capacity and also the increased use of the heater, heated seats, and heated steering wheel.

The cold weather took a toll on our electric driving range; we were able to travel between 41 and 46 miles on each full charge.

The weather took its toll on multiple outdoor activities this weekend.

Not exact matches

In 2015 Edmonton's real estate market weathered the downturn in oil prices fairly well, but the sustained pressure on the provincial economy has started to take a toll.

Miner told House members that extreme weather linked to climate change — with big swings between cold and hot weather — has taken a toll on Syracuse's old and fragile water pipelines.

«However, the nation's overall economy, which took a downturn under the Peoples Democratic Party - led Goodluck Jonathan administration, took its toll on Oyo State but Ajimobi weathered the storm by bringing to bear his wealth of experience, doggedness and patriotic zeal.»

Understanding the balance between climatic changes and weather - driven mortality requires data on both long - term climate trends and the toll taken by extreme weather.

While most scientists don't dispute the link between global warming and extreme weather, the once skeptical public is now starting to come around — especially following 2011, when floods, droughts, heat waves and tornadoes took a heavy toll on the U.S..

Dry weather can take a toll on your nails.

But the harsh weather, pollution and harmful sun rays take a toll on it and make it dull and damage.

Idk about you but being in stressed out, and living in the crazy weather state of Texas takes a toll on my skin.

The fluctuating weather is definitely taking its toll on my skin.

I don't think I was unhappy back home, but I think the perpetually grey and rainy weather certainly took a toll on my mood.

The colder weather definitely takes a toll on packing space, so packing pieces that worked double duty was a must!

The unusually nasty weather also took a toll on the fuel economy of our 2013 Kia Optima EX Hybrid.

If you don't have any cash reserves to cover unexpected costs, no matter how minor, weathering a recession or even a simple slowing down of the economy is going to take its toll on your financial situation.

In 2015 Edmonton's real estate market weathered the downturn in oil prices fairly well, but the sustained pressure on the provincial economy has started to take a toll.

«The equine industry has weathered a tough economic environment since 2007, and it has certainly taken its toll on equine veterinary practices,» said Jeannie Jeffery, Henry Schein Animal Health national director of equine sales.

Dry and cold weather can take a toll on your pet's skin and health.

Living outdoors for «domestic» animals is challenging any time of the year but extreme weather does take it's toll on their bodies.

Long flights, changes in weather, and long travel days can take a toll on your makeup.

Dawn: Climate changes have continuously taken their toll on Pakistan over the last few years — whether it's an increase in flooding or a change in weather patterns.

Extreme weather, more wildfires, decreased air quality, insect - borne diseases, and food - and waterborne diseases will take an increasing toll on human health, especially among children, the elderly, and the vulnerable.

«The toll climate change takes on the planet and humans — through changes in temperature, rising sea levels, extreme weather, and other phenomena — can no longer be ignored.

In recent years, global warming has fueled a growing number of turbulent weather events that have taken a grim toll on the human psyche.

'' «This is your life, be the change...» Weathering pain, change and hardship without support can take its toll on our lives.

Storms like Sandy, or sometimes any bad weather, can often take a negative toll on one's state of mind.

Third, unseasonably cold weather in the Northeast and hot weather in the West took a toll on activity, as did a longshoreman strike at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

A long winter can take a toll on our yards and our homes, leaving us entirely ready to put the frozen weather behind us.