Sentence examples for often irregular from inspiring English sources

Almost every other sub-Saharan country has a presidential system with elections, often irregular.

Like many immigrant students in New York, his living arrangements are haphazard and his meals often irregular.

In recapitulations too Schubert shies away from harmonic simplicity and Classical expectation; his phrasing also is often irregular.

There are usually live reef frameworks on this slope too, but these are often irregular and patchy.

The playing of the Orchestra of the 18th Century is full of athletic energy and color, and the musicians bring out the music's huge range of character in the way they toss off its often irregular or oddly emphasized gestures.

While corms are generally compact, round, and replaced annually, tubers, which may also be composed of stem tissue, are often irregular in shape, lack special coverings, and persist for several years.

Official data were limited, frequently irregular, often palpably incorrect and addressed only a small proportion of human resources [ 25].

On smaller regional and local scales, the geomagnetic topography is often so irregular and unpredictable that extrapolations from one position to another without local exploration are impossible.

At the beginning of the engagement the action is guided by accepted rules, but victory often requires "irregular" decisions or unorthodox resolution, and only visionary intuition leads to breakthrough.

Martin Luther's own versions were often more irregular than the polished versions that later predominated.

The projecting points, which also assisted counterattack, were often of irregular sizes in adaptation to specific hilly sites.