Sentence examples for recurring period from inspiring English sources

A recurring period of nearly 27 days of different phases of development for hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma was found.

The Dating Committee defines a recession as "a recurring period of decline in total output, income, employment and trade, usually lasting from six months to a year, and marked by widespread contractions in many sectors of the economy". But that definition means the Dating Committee could end up eating the words in its release.

That's two mobile exchanges in a recurring period between a notorious drug kingpin and myself, and my only explanation is that I'm discussing a movie on how to hustle contraband.

However, Minsky shows big government is responsible for recurring periods of inflation.

The Oxford English dictionary defines "lunatic" as "affected with the kind of insanity that was supposed to have recurring periods, depending on changes of the moon".

Situated in an area adjacent to the Kalahari (desert), the town is subject to recurring periods of severe drought; subsistence farming and livestock raising are the basis of the local economy.

(ii) Transfer temporarily to an available alternative position for which the employee is qualified, which has equivalent pay and benefits and which better accommodates recurring periods of leave than does the employee's regular position.

The length and severity of the droughts prompted the Global Famine, aided in no small part by one of the strongest known El Niños, the irregular but recurring periods when warm water dominates the surface in the tropical Pacific Ocean.

A grazing system is defined as a specialization of grazing management based on rotating grazing animals among two or more grazing land units (paddocks) while defining systematically recurring periods of grazing and nongrazing.

The recurring periods of intensified wind erosion problems can best be explained as the combined result of a varying wind climate and the lack of appropriate long-term maintenance strategies for protective measures through the intervening periods of benign wind climate.

Wilson was the Ibrox club's academy technical director and reserve team coach, but Rangers were also still in the midst of one of their recurring periods of upheaval, so the chance seemed too good for Wilson to turn down.