intermittent

We've been trying to watch him, but it's too intermittent.

However, only a few years later, water supply became intermittent again.

Especially as her job is intermittent and can be performed from home.

In this instance, however, the support is at best intermittent.

One of the key issues with wind energy is its intermittent nature.

Wind power is an intermittent energy source which must be used when available.

But so far, the work and the financing have been intermittent.

But by the late 70's, her appearances had become intermittent.

He and his wife have a relationship based upon intermittent conversations.

And lives in a state of at least intermittent dread.

In the last year, even intermittent air service has ceased.

It was intermittent, but stronger than any of the last times.

But the third one was intermittent, following some law of its own, as though it were half wild.

The two had a high-profile but intermittent relationship between 1967 and 1974.

Since then, the agency's involvement with the family has been intermittent.

The cause of the intermittent problem had so far been elusive.

There is a track, good in places but often intermittent.

On the rest of the front there was intermittent artillery fire.

During the intermittent years and on a different continent, Americans had already become involved in the art.

Perhaps it will be done by each state according to its own intermittent needs and aspirations?

In a minority of patients this may be intermittent, at least to begin with.

Work can be on a long term or intermittent schedule.

I took intermittent breaks from the action and then returned.

It was implicit in the intermittent blue light he had been following since weeks ago.

The pain can be intermittent, but lasts more than 3 months.