Sentence examples for about a cycle from inspiring English sources

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Everything becomes about a cycle, and how hard cycles are to break.

When a manufacturer develops a new car, you're talking about a cycle that can last six or seven years.

To this end, she offers advice on talking to a child about a cycle of debilitating rituals: "Face down the enemy, it doesn't deserve your time, you've got better things to do.

In his speech, he talked about a cycle of warming temperatures, melting permafrost and wildfires as a negative feedback loop, and he tried to infuse the audience with a sense of urgency.

It had become less and less about a cycle with Stephen Roche, and more about whether I could finish.

It can also give details about a cycle chosen by the user and indicate the cycle where a consumption threshold fixed by the user was exceeded.

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It costs others about $6,500 a cycle, with much cheaper medication on average than in the United States.

"It is about breaking a cycle of operating in that bottom three or four clubs".

"The telecommunications field is very dynamic, it's not simply about calling a cycle, there’s a lot more to it," Hodulik notes.

According to Edwards, making sure students are educated and not incarcerated is about ending a cycle of poverty.

If there is a solar cycle in the stock market, what about a lunar cycle, or a Mars cycle, or some other planetary indicator?

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