Sentence examples for I regularly encountered from inspiring English sources

I regularly encountered workers being paid less than the minimum wage.

Of the thousands of people I saw on that glorious afternoon, there wasn't a single person I saw, either on Broadway or the Columbia campus who looked like the people I regularly encountered in the Bronx, whether it was walking up Fordham Road to the "D" train, driving down the Grand Concourse or leading walking or van tours of the Bronx neighborhoods.

As a nephrologist, I regularly encounter the issues raised in your article about dialysis.

There are many persistent misperceptions about Islam and Muslims that I regularly encounter.

My colleagues and I regularly encounter family members of mentally ill defendants who plead with us to somehow get treatment for their loved one before they do something unthinkable.

That's clearly rather extreme, but I regularly encounter people who treat pretty much every aspect of dinosaurs from Jurassic Park as being scientific fact and assume everything on the screen was approved by researchers and thus backed by the fossil record.

In my clinic and my work in public health, I regularly encounter people who are deeply skeptical of even the most basic knowledge established by what journalists label "mainstream" science (as if the other thing is anything like science) — whether it's facts about physiology, nutrition, disease, medicines, you name it.

Apparently the upgrade cycle is around five years for these professional pieces of sports equipment — though I'm pretty sure I regularly encounter ones from the height of Jazzercise in hotel fitness rooms.

As CEO of the Self-Directed Investoregularly, I rencounterenconventionalentional financial professionals attempting to connect alternative investment tools -- like self-directed IRAs and solo 401 k)s -- with fraudulent investment activities.

In my role as a social sciences and psychology professor, I regularly encounter students who are shocked by the disparity between real facts and their own preconceived ideas about depression and anxiety.

I regularly encounter R. Crumb-like scenes: a singing bartender, a dangling nose earring, a policeman talking to people waiting for the bus about his pedicure treatments, etc.