Sentence examples for increasingly variable from inspiring English sources

Land use and city occupation became increasingly variable with ephemeral groups10.

Now, while it's hard to be sure how much sport children are playing because the government no longer gathers data, the picture is increasingly variable.

The local climate takes its toll, with "conditions that are increasingly variable and extreme: torrential rain, record plant-destroying cold spells, or drought," Richardson says.

Under an increasingly variable and arid climate, household food security in rural Zimbabwe depends upon women’s success in growing vegetables in community gardens.

In recent years, system security has been jeopardized by increasingly variable power flow patterns caused by renewable generation and market liberalization.

But what also emerged during the follow-up discussion at the event was a focus on small-scale food production, and how to assist smallholder crop and livestock farmers, and fishers, as climate grows increasingly variable.

As markets increasingly incorporate variable renewables like wind and solar, maintaining the supply-demand balance becomes more complicated.

The system is an advanced form of a trend that has seen large farms increasingly adopt "variable rate technology", to vary seeding, irrigation, fertilising and pesticide use according to information gathered by a variety of sensors to boost yields and cut costs.

In contrast to much of the recent literature, that has identified increasingly esoteric variables as pieces of the explanation for cross-sectional differences in growth performance, it is clear that differences in nutrition constitute one of the fundamental, and eminently reasonable, explanations for the observed heterogeneity in growth rates across countries.

All our colleagues agreed that Venezuela is the most important and "increasingly complicated" foreign variable.

Above all, there is the increasingly unfathomable Berlusconi variable.