Sentence examples for Unusually frequent from inspiring English sources
Unusually frequent hot days and nights elevated this index to near-record levels.
Unusually frequent rain during the season Wisden described the season as the wettest ever meant that pitches often favoured bowlers.
This schematic illustrates how Jupiter's unusually frequent and spectacular auroral activity is produced.
The November warmth can be attributed to unusually frequent south-west to south-easterly winds.
North Korea has conducted an unusually frequent series of short-range missile and rocket tests this year.
Yet he makes unusually frequent house calls bearing Chinese food and stays for dinner and heart-to-heart talks.
Winds are not unusually strong or frequent in comparison with adjacent environments, but the general lack of vegetation in deserts exacerbates the effect of wind at ground level.
The research, published on Friday in the journal Scientific Reports, comes amid growing concern about the warming of Greenland, Siberia, Alaska and other far northern regions, which have recently experienced unusually prolonged and frequent midwinter temperature spikes.
Subsequent, unusually large and frequent eruptions of other volcanoes, as well as sea-ice/ocean feedbacks persisting long after the aerosols have been removed from the atmosphere, may have prolonged the cooling through the 1700s. .
The symphony's key is, for Mahler, unusually stable; despite frequent diversions into other keys the music always returns to its central E-flat major.
There are at least 10 federal investigations focused on Pruitt's first-class travel, unusually large security detail, frequent association with lobbying interests, pay raises for staffers, and, somehow, more.
