Sentence examples for more frequent dry from inspiring English sources

Agricultural productivity and growth in Mali are under threat from erratic rainfall, resulting in more frequent dry years.

Climate projections for the ASALs of Kenya may include longer and more frequent dry periods interspersed with intense but shorter and unpredictable periods of rainfall (GoK 2007).

Cattle visit rates varied significantly across troughs, were greatest during daylight periods, and more frequent during dry weather.

Territories of L. luscinia tend to occur in wetter sites in the region of sympatry, while L. megarhynchos is more frequent in drier places, probably due to displacement by interference competition [ 43, 48].

Similarly, the drought-induced trans-generational decrease in GS would likely be maladaptive across the range boundary because, in transplant experiments, we have found that attack by generalist insect herbivores is more frequent in drier environments across the low-elevation range boundaries, and that plants that have inherently high levels of certain GS are attacked less (Siemens et al. 2009).

The question the Army faces is simple: will more frequent, extended deployments dry up the Reserve pool?

Capuchin monkeys apparently breed at any time of year, although in Central America births are more frequent during the dry season.

Under more severe and frequent dry spells, Pinus sylvestris at low altitude may be highly vulnerable to water shortage while Pinus nigra performs better.

On the other hand, observations and model experiments agree in that the monthly wet extremes were more frequent than the dry extremes in the northern and southern LPB sectors during the period 1979 2001, with higher frequency in the south.

The current investigation confirms that single vehicle rollovers were more frequent in the dry season (~63%), and that unsealed roads are a likely factor given that that majority occurred in remote/very remote settings (~63%).

Forest fires are also becoming more frequent as hot, dry weather becomes the norm.