Sentence examples for unpredictable flow from inspiring English sources

You may cycle at your own risk (though you will see men nimbly navigating the unpredictable flow of traffic on cycles with bulging loads on their carriers).

Granduciel seems more cognizant of what's at stake ("Once I was alive and I could feel, I was holding on to you," he sings), yet he approaches heartache with ambivalence, a cool acceptance of life's unpredictable flow.

His precise, punchy attack and unpredictable flow of ideas lifted the band during "The Edenist," "The Year of the Rabbit" and a tune provisionally titled "Rock 2," which had the longest stretch of tenor-and-trumpet crosstalk.

Jagged terrain combines to produce unpredictable flow patterns and turbulence, such as rotors.

Jagged terrain combines to produce unpredictable flow patterns and turbulence, such as rotors, which can be topped by lenticular clouds.

Managers were highly critical of the size and unpredictable flow of funds, as well as the cumbersome procedures for accessing the government administration funds.

In some places you get too much water, in others too little, you get unpredictable flows as monsoon seasons and drought seasons change.

The agency said revisions were due to a "processing error" in how it factored in trade in gold, part of a category known as erratics – which also includes precious gems and aircraft – that can sometimes distort monthly trade figures due to unpredictable flows.

Donors have no say on how to achieve the agreed ends, and an auditor decides whether funds should be paid.The idea is to give recipients more control over aid spending long an aspiration of thoughtful activists who point to waste, bureaucracy, unpredictable flows and confusion among foreign-aid programmes.

If lava hasn't claimed their homes already, they are monitoring the unpredictable flows to see if it will.

One of the reasons wind power has taken off in the region is the unique ability of BPA's hydropower — which can be ramped up or scaled back as quickly as opening the spillways on the dams — to act as a balance to the highly unpredictable flows of wind power, dependent on weather, making sure a steady supply of power is flowing through the grid.