Sentence examples for inconsistent wind from inspiring English sources

Therein lies the rub: inconsistent wind means inconsistent power.

"I'm not an architect, so I don't understand the dynamics in play with the design, but I can tell you as a player that the wind in Ashe is the most inconsistent wind of the four major stadiums," said Courier, a commentator for CBS here.

For geometrical inconsistencies, we created physically implausible changes, such as distorting angles of buildings or sheering trees in different directions to others to indicate inconsistent wind direction.

On Monday, however, the boats hardly moved at all, as inconsistent winds forced the postponement of the first race in the best-of-three series on the Mediterranean.

To postpone an America's Cup race because of "inconsistent winds" is like postponing a football game because it's raining.

After interviews on June 10 and 13, according to the criminal complaint, investigators said they found that her explanation of where she was when she said she smelled smoke was inconsistent with wind conditions and other factors.

His marriage is over and his tennis is as inconsistent as the wind.

Wind energy is a renewable and clean source of energy, but this energy source can be intermittent because the wind is inconsistent.

Both solar and wind are inconsistent resources; a lot of energy is lost because technologies have not developed to maximize the utility of the resource.

In contrast, recent molecular studies with better geographic sampling and both nuclear and mitochondrial DNA markers indicate a phylogeographic history of the dusky dolphin inconsistent with the west-wind drift hypothesis [ 8, 14].

One of the first obstacles encountered involves the vagaries of electrical power generation that is dependent on sources as inconsistent and unpredictable as the wind and the sun.