Sentence examples for occasionally large from inspiring English sources

Since then, these regions have experienced variable but sometimes substantial fertility declines along with continuing mortality declines, resulting in usually moderate and occasionally large declines in population growth.

In folk art, this votive urge found expression in small narrative paintings (only occasionally large, as in Mexico) depicting an accident, illness, or other disaster from which the victim was saved by the intervention of a saint or the Madonna.

Occasionally large waves crash into it, sending spray onto its decks, but the 266-foot-diameter rig appears to be largely intact; there is no sign so far that any of the more than 150,000 gallons of fuel and lubricating oil it is carrying is leaking.

It also puts the kibosh on claims that, at least occasionally, large clouds, or "plumes," of methane appear on Mars.

Soil CH4 uptake was moderate in forest soil (− 27 μg C m− 2 h− 1), and significantly different to occasionally large CH4 emissions from viticulture and pasture soils.

This distortion is noticeable even over relatively short traveled distances, and is mainly caused by the dispersion phenomenon among other reasons, therefore using conventional localization/multilateration methods will produce localization error values that are highly variable and occasionally large.

Occasionally, large-scale outbreaks of multiple tornadoes have turned particularly deadly and destructive in the region, as they did in April 1974 and in April 2011.

Occasionally, larger animals such as wolves or cougars prey on coyotes.

But Mr. Josephson's voice comes through, gentle, passionate, occasionally larger than life, as when he archly describes his decision to open a branch of Cafe Society on East 58th Street: "I was still heavily in debt when I made up my mind that I'm the right man in the wrong place.

Golden eagles, the largest eagles in North America, are versatile predators, preying upon small mammals like rabbits and wild piglets and, occasionally, larger ones like deer.

Occasionally larger groups of around 10 birds have been recorded, though it is unclear whether this was incidental or a defined flock.