Sentence examples for inconsistent weather from inspiring English sources
The school's football team has faced the squally bands of the Willie Williams recruiting scandal and the inconsistent weather patterns of quarterback Brock Berlin.
Against that, other hiccups involving inconsistent weather, mechanical faults and the voiding of some standing-only tickets on safety grounds, were minor.
Canada vies with Germany for the title of world's largest producer of ice wine — some years, because of inconsistent weather, Germany's crop is small or nonexistent.
If GHG emissions continue, as is currently more likely, the planet's average temperature is projected to rise 2.0 to 11.5 degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the century, with accompanying major changes in extreme weather events, variable and/or inconsistent weather patterns, sea level rise, and changing ocean conditions including increased acidification".
A few others were inconsistent in all weather conditions.
Nevertheless, issues such as temperature rising, inconsistent solar rays, weather fluctuation, photoinhibition due to excessive light intensities, night time biomass losses are among problems that remain to be improved in the outdoor PBR.
Caroline's looks are as inconsistent as New York's weather, but the contrast can be unsettling.
But as the prime minister responsible for reopening the much criticised Nauru asylum detention centre – where the on site school closed in March last year, critics feel her commitment to global education and equality has been inconsistent at best, fair weather at worst.
Researches to date on the association between headache and weather have yielded inconsistent results.
Still to come are the 2003's, a year characterized by strikingly hot weather, which was highly inconsistent but produced some rich, concentrated wines, and the 2004's, a larger, more typical vintage that may also offer plenty of bargains.
However, Gluck et al. (2002) have shown that self-report of strategies used to solve the weather prediction test are inconsistent with people's own performance even in healthy participants.
