Sentences with phrase «weathered big storms»

Ahead of the Nov. 21 vote — where the veteran politician who has weathered big storms before will face Louisiana House Democratic Leader John Bel Edwards — Vitter's goal is clear: Convincing most of the 381,000 voters who supported his Republican opponents that he is a good second choice.

This is a woman who won't let anyone see how annoyed she is, weathering the bigger storm to proceed with both a company merger and her own engagement to her lawyer (Toby Jones).

And weathering big storms of change is much harder when you don't see them coming.

Not exact matches

Here are five big economic risks out there right now, and five stocks that could weather the storm if the worst hits.

Expect well - funded top dogs — companies like Bit9 + Carbon Black, Tanium, CrowdStrike — to weather the storm while more traditional big tech names and security stalwarts snap up smaller firms through «tuck in» acquisitions, cleaning up the field as the pipsqueaks wither away.

Big money will buy heavy pieces of volatility or index puts and hold them short term to weather the storm.

A big porter crafted to weather any storm.

Yeah, it really felt like Pittsburgh weathered the storm, got the one big mistake that turned into the Crosby goal, and the whole game followed from there.

In their first game, the Wings weather a storm from Memphis - based Team Penny and their five - star big man P.J. Washington, a Texan now playing for Findley College Prep near Las Vegas.

«This is probably the biggest storm we've had in 10 years,» said David Nicosia, warning coordinator for the weather service's Binghamton office.

Winter weather that spun off a series of deadly storms in the Midwest brought the season's first big punch to the Northeast on Tuesday, with snow, sleet and freezing rain greasing roads, sending drivers spinning and keeping people indoors amid subfreezing temperatures.

If you've followed the U.S. news and weather in the past 24 hours you have no doubt run across a journalist or blogger explaining why it's difficult to say that climate change could be causing big storms like Sandy.

«We've shown that under clean and humid conditions, like those that exist over the ocean and some land in the tropics, tiny aerosols have a big impact on weather and climate and can intensify storms a great deal,» said Fan, an expert on the effects of pollution on storms and weather.

«With increasing changes in weather patterns and more frequent severe storms, we need to look at bigger opportunities to create more water storage further up our river catchments.

MIT says pretty well every big storm could have been predicted by a meteorologist like Jeff Masters, if given good weather data.

I'm not the biggest fan of grey and dreary weather, and these storm clouds appear to be taking off their shoes and getting comfortable.

Not just another book about «big weather,» this is an amazing work that uses narrative very effectively in weaving the story of these powerful storms.

Included: The Quaternary period Evidence for climate change and advantages / disadvantages Human / natural causes of climate change Potential causes of climate change: extreme weather and sea level rise Global circulation of the atmosphere El Nino / La Nina Tropical storms, formation and distribution Causes of droughts / location Extreme weather case study caused by El Nino - The Big Dry, Australia

The big storms that blow down from Alaska make weather a daily topic of conversation, especially in the vicinity of Seattle, where 60 percent of the population is centered and which gets 37 inches of rain per year.

It's usually very hot and humid for this event but the weather can sometimes surprise you with big and heavy storms.»

If the business is big enough and resilient enough they can weather the storm and out - last the competition, after which they can set whatever price / policy they like because they have a monopoly (or near monopoly).

Bob: Last year, the big buzz at BEA was is everything stable, and I still see it in traditional publishing, they act like, «Oh, we've weathered the digital storm, everything's fine now,» and I don't think anything can be further from the truth.

Unless you win the lottery it's not going to come in one big windfall, but it is going to come through a lifelong commitment to amassing and building your portfolio that will have the ability to weather the storms the stock market throws at it so you can best enable yourself for your life after work.

Their staff had just weathered one of the strongest storms Florida has ever seen — yet they were all calm and collected with big smiles on their faces.

Grand Theft Auto 5 also adds in a dynamic weather system making for some fierce storms and big waves.

The line - up of New York auctions in May 2017 was dubbed «the art market's biggest test», and the world was about to see whether the storm of the economic crisis was finally weathered — at least for a while.

In the Japanese sea side, big snow storm attacked many places, as Japanese weather forecast explaned that why these kind weather attacked Japanese, because the warm and cold flow came to Japan rotation.

Anything that weakens forest stock of course contributes to degradation, but the big operator as far as I've been able to see is a series of floods, droughts, all sorts extreme weather, and some powerful storms (Irene, «Snowtober» (awful name, but it identifies which storm), Sandy, and a cascade of ice storms.

Precedent to the recent not - as - big - as - feared - but - still - bad ice storm in Georgia, my correspondent there noted that trees in Georgia have been weakened by a series of unfortunate weather events.

I suppose that its helpful in retrospect to refer to the big storm that happened in January 2015 as Juno, but the conspiracy theorist in me has all the usual suspects lining up to talk about extreme weather like super storm Sandy and Super Storm Juno and lets not forget Katrina...storm that happened in January 2015 as Juno, but the conspiracy theorist in me has all the usual suspects lining up to talk about extreme weather like super storm Sandy and Super Storm Juno and lets not forget Katrina...storm Sandy and Super Storm Juno and lets not forget Katrina...Storm Juno and lets not forget Katrina........

Storms are getting bigger and weather is getting weirder, but it could all be part of a bigger change.

If you've followed the U.S. news and weather in the past 24 hours you have no doubt run across a journalist or blogger explaining why it's difficult to say that climate change could be causing big storms like Sandy.

Then its third paragraph seems to imply we can begin to see some kind of ominous pattern from this cumulative experience, with its money quote being, «After a few years of big storms, bizarrely warm winters and drought warnings, we no longer want nice weather.

Winter weather, such as big hail storms and heavy snowfall, can damage your property.

In fact, some weather experts are predicting big spring snow storms all over the country, so it's possible the season's best powder days are still ahead.

Covered parking is big in places like Florida, where it rains often (especially near salt water, which can be damaging to cars), Northern states with plenty of tough winter weather, and areas like Colorado where remnants of the last few hail storms are seen on a few cars throughout the Denver metro area.