Sentence examples for less perennial from inspiring English sources

Opposition parties rarely want to lay out difficult choices for voters in this era of more or less perennial discontent, and it's hard to blame them.

He is the more or less perennial Argentine Open Champion (although not at the moment), and he is currently the holder of the Mexican, French, Belgian and Dutch Open Championships.

Integrated cow-calf plus yearling operations had greater annual and less key perennial cool-season grass species cover relative to cow-calf − only operations.

The less numerous perennial species grow in tropical zones and are xerophytes, plants which tolerate dry conditions.

In "Sex and Real Estate: Why We Love Houses" (Pantheon; $23), Marjorie Garber is concerned less with the perennial problem of reconciling romance and realty than with a parallel subject: the extent to which your relationship with your house is itself erotic.

Our 2010 2014 Landsat-derived dataset indicates 28% less glacier and perennial snow cover than the USGS DRG dataset.

This is less likely in perennial species, which have more opportunities for sexual reproduction and the possibility of vegetative spread, and they may retain high genetic diversity post-introduction (Hamrick and Godt 1996).

The majority are herbaceous perennials less than 30 cm (1 foot) high, often only 10 to 15 cm (4 to 6 inches).

At the same time, subtle social judgments were less accommodating, creating a perennial wariness and distaste, which sometimes still seems to flourish.

Yet her involvement with the reuseable water bottles that were placed on guests' chairs may be less successful than her perennial success in turning the historic into the seductive.

And there's another more-or-less universal truth: the perennial botheration – particularly sharp over the Christmas period – of a family just rubbing along together.