Sentence examples for erratic seasons from inspiring English sources

Instead, climate change, in the form of erratic seasons and intense rains, has often ruined crops while middlemen have offered them the lowest prices.

It was hard enough for the Mets to coexist in the same region as the Yankees for their first 35 erratic seasons, but in 1997 somebody invented interleague baseball.

The Spanish group, which manufactures and designs its own clothing, is uniquely placed to react to catwalk trends and erratic seasons, getting clothes from factory to store within days.

The theory here is that, without Parcells on the sideline, Testaverde reverted to the Testaverde on his previous teams -- 199 interceptions against 175 touchdown passes in his 11 sometimes erratic seasons, mostly with bad teams in Tampa Bay, Cleveland and Baltimore.

It's as though you were prevented from putting out a fire until it was raging: now the tundra is thawing and Greenland's ice shield is melting and nearly every natural system is disrupted, from the acidifying oceans to the erratic seasons to droughts, floods, heat waves, and wildfires, and the failure of crops.

Before October, Upton acknowledged, it had been an erratic season.

The Stanley Cup holders, they may be overcoming the lingering hangover of an erratic season.

Chamberlain's value, after an erratic season, is at its nadir.

After an unusually erratic season, Vinatieri was his old self in high-pressure situations.

Webster, an eighth-year veteran cornerback, has had an erratic season but had never been exposed quite as badly as he was Sunday.

The questions were coming at Baylor's Perry Jones III about his erratic season, as if points were the only measure of a game: 22 points one night, 5 another.