Sentence examples for frequency of hurricanes from inspiring English sources

His latest forecast, made last week, called for an average frequency of hurricanes this year.

Professor Emanuel asserted often that no firm link had been established between warming and the intensity and frequency of hurricanes.

The media tell us that floods, droughts and increased frequency of hurricanes are proof of global warming.

Scientists have modeled how greenhouse gases affect long-term trends like the seasonal frequency of hurricanes, droughts, or monsoons.

Moreover, global warming will not decrease food production; nor is it likely to increase storminess, the frequency of hurricanes, the impact of malaria, or, indeed, cause more deaths.

The National Hurricane Center report notes that between 1961 and 2000, there was actually a relative lull in the frequency of hurricanes hitting the United States.

The intensity and/or frequency of hurricane storms may change due to the impact of potential climate change.

The team also built a statistical model that could be used to predict the frequency of hurricane-generated tornadoes.

Mr. Crichton included many footnoted references to a selection of actual data — rates of sea-level rise, frequencies of hurricanes — as well as bibliographies and direct comments to the reader ("the people of 2100 will be much richer than we are," for example).

Accelerated sea-level rise and increased frequency of strong hurricanes will increase the vulnerability of natural and human systems along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts while making them less sustainable.

Results indicate that while the CAT bond is highly sensitive to the natural variability in the frequency of landfalling hurricanes between El Ninõ and non-El Ninõ years, it remains relatively insensitive to uncertainty in the magnitude of damages.