Sentence examples for erratic flow from inspiring English sources

But aid agencies say the central government has been quick to act, pledging $228m to the relief effort and sending 3,000 soldiers into the area.Probably more pertinent are the criticisms levelled at India and Nepal for failing to manage the river's famously erratic flow, a responsibility they share.

As competitive wetting between liquids in a two-phase flow can give rise to erratic flow patterns, it is often desirable to minimize this phenomenon as it can lead to a disruption of the regular production of uniform droplets.

Because of its shallowness and erratic flow, Aliso Creek is not navigable even in the winter and spring (rainy season); the only spot in the entire watershed where boating is possible is Sulphur Creek Reservoir.

The river's erratic flow, and the associated activities supported by that flow, has been severely impacted by climate change factors-temperature rise, persistent drought, extreme weather, flooding, and the inevitable socio-economic consequence in terms of energy and food production, health and sanitation, employment, poverty, and regional security.

Perhaps the difference is due to having a steady rather than erratic flow of income.

This erratic flow of funds to district health services threatens to offset any potential benefits from the reforms.

This doesn't mean that the BBC is less important – indeed, it may be more needed in a global environment characterised by erratic flows of globalised information.

It was not long before the Colorado River began to wreak havoc with its erratic flows.

It avoided drastic adjustments and assured continuity of the Programme in the face of erratic flows of Other Resources.

In documents filed with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, Mr. Mercado said that RMM Records had an erratic cash flow over the last two years because of cost overruns in producing records and an inability to compete with the major labels.

But in a letter published last week by the New England Journal of Medicine, a group of Chinese scientists said a man subsequently discovered to have been infected with H5N1 had died in Beijing in November 2003.The erratic information flow is not entirely the fault of top officials.