Sentence examples for almost perennial from inspiring English sources

Carter, who has become an almost perennial spoken word nominee for several audiobooks, was defeated by Christopher Reeve in 1999.

Sometimes, especially in our annual February demonstrations, in the almost perennial rain, snow and the slush, it took a degree of stubbornness to keep at it.

War War was an almost perennial phenomenon in ancient Athens, especially when the weather and agricultural conditions were conducive to such a deadly activity.

In natural ecosystems like the hot spring runoffs, the heat stress is almost perennial as the stressor is present almost round the year.

"The repeated, often silly requests for inane, trivial information," the lawsuit declares, "are motivated primarily by the anger of almost-perennial losing candidates".

Whereas the middle and lower reaches of streams in humid regions rarely or never cease flowing and can properly be called perennial, almost every year many of their upstream feeders run dry where they are not fed by springs.

A chance to take up the mantle of the perennial almost-but-not-quite champion had presented itself.

The herd foraged on four semi-stabilised dunes during summer, when the available biomass was composed almost entirely of perennials.

In Butte, at least, Mr. Kelleher seems to be known by almost everyone as a perennial candidate, but also as a volunteer to various causes like literacy and equal rights for women and gay men and lesbians.

The nation suffers from a combination of high energy prices combined with perennial worries about its almost complete dependence on imported fossil fuels.

Because perennials vary in growing condition requirements, it is possible to find perennials for almost any location.