Sentence examples for erratic winter from inspiring English sources

In fruit trees with a low chilling requirement for spring dormancy release, increased or erratic winter temperature will result in early spring bud-break and an increased risk of frost damage.

Mr. Lettiere suggested that an erratic winter, with many freeze-and-thaw cycles, is to blame.

For these crops, the lower limit of the sustained cold temperatures during winter and other microclimatic factors involving erratic spring temperatures or early frosts are often as critical as soil type and water availability in defining, and thus limiting, production zones.

Too, Tsonga's serving is erratic today.

And then there was kicker Lawrence Tynes, who had an erratic summer in 2007.

United have always spent money in the modern era, even in the erratic 1980s, when they were often profligate.

Mussina is 11-3, but his 4.72 E.R.A. is higher than the 4.68 that Kenny Rogers compiled in an erratic 1996.

"I just wanted to win," said Harrington, who finished 9 for 20 from the field after an erratic second half.

The index has been erratic this year, rising one month and falling the next, but has been flat over all.

It is the most twisted of silver linings that Smith's erratic spring will probably help the Knicks keep him this summer.

Much of the rise in inflation recently can be attributed to short-term supply constraints, such as a shortage of key foodstuffs thanks to an erratic summer monsoon.