Sentence examples for a cycle of repeated from inspiring English sources

What they could not train for — because they did not know — was that the MCAS would force the airplane into a cycle of repeated dives.

This primary observation led to a host of follow-on arguments, such as the idea that the exploitation of poor countries by rich ones is possible only because ruling elites in poor countries have something to gain from that exploitation, and are therefore complicit at every level – nationally, regionally and locally – resulting in a cycle of repeated exploitation and misery.

On average, 28% of patients end up being readmitted to the hospital, which can lead to a cycle of repeated discharge and readmission that has extremely adverse health consequences for patients.

This need not require the ironclad sinecure of traditional "hard" tenure, but neither can it be a cycle of repeated boom and bust exacerbated by uncontrolled admission of new competitors.

That C/L dicentrics are unstable and give rise to multiple new rearrangements suggests that dicentrics break during anaphase to fuse again, entering a cycle of repeated breakage and fusion until a stable translocation chromosome is generated, if ever.

The resultant larvae can also penetrate the skin or the intestinal mucosa to establish a cycle of repeated endogenous reinfection.

Unless they gave up and left out of desperation, sharecroppers tended to be stuck in a cycle of repeating financial shortfall that offered little hope for either prosperity or independence.

To put this into context, a Sky Arts audience for a single screening can be as low as 5,000 (though it, too, runs on a cycle of repeats).

Youth intercepted by the criminal justice system at a young age can find themselves trapped in a cycle of repeat incarcerations.

The result is a damaging cycle of repeated reliance on payday loans, auto title loans, bank overdrafts and other costly financial products for liquidity and credit support.

Coexisting conditions, particularly pneumonia, are not only more common in preschool typhoid fever patients but also may result in misclassification and underreporting, as well as contribute to a worsening cycle of repeated infection and deaths.