1.   Cold temperatures caused the material to lose resilience.

2.   The cooler temperatures cause the gas to condense into a liquid.

3.   Excessive oil temperature caused a problem with the Pegasus engines on early Londons, and the prototype was subjected to numerous tests and experiments to iron it out.

4.   And again last week, when high temperatures caused the demand for electricity to soar.

5.   And in the Bay of Bengal off Bangladesh, satellite imagery has shown that higher water temperatures cause plankton blooms that carry cholera epidemics.

6.   And there is little relief in sight, as lower-than-normal temperatures cause consumption to soar.

7.   Behind the front, rapidly falling temperatures will cause rain to change to snow from Arkansas north.

8.   Abnormally high water temperatures have caused coral bleaching and death on large portions of the inner reef, part of the worst global outbreak of bleaching ever recorded.

9.   Changes in pressure, oxygen content and water temperature causes the immediate demise of some species.

10.   Cold temperatures also cause the water to function as a refrigerator, preserving and sometimes trapping a body under ice.