Sentence examples for abruptly and often from inspiring English sources

Many others, though, end their journeys abruptly and, often enough, intentionally.

He also believes that he can get along better with his clients than he sometimes did with his riders, who tend to switch agents abruptly and often.

They happen abruptly, and often leave no time for one to assess and evaluate the systems in place as well as the staff's wellbeing.

What's more, the fossil record shows us that some species tend to come and go rather abruptly, and often remain unchanged over sometimes very long histories.

In practice, transitions can be politically motivated and implemented abruptly and are often met with resistance and/or disbelief.

Clinical features in dengue infection occur abruptly and are often described according to three phases- the febrile phase, critical phase and the convalescent phase.

The beatbox rhythms are basic ("weedy", according to Q Magazine), samples often cut abruptly, and distinctive plagiarised melodies are often played with a high-pitched rasping accompaniment.

National debt reduction strategies and new austerity measures are publicly, and often abruptly, announced and then followed by large demonstrations, labour strikes, riots and police actions.

Singing can cease and restart suddenly, either rarely or frequently, and often ends abruptly.

The types of display observed were quite distinctive in character, however, and reflective of the intersection of the two disciplines concerned: often playful but occasionally and abruptly becoming earnest; attracting explicit and often physical attention to the respective subject affiliations; and provoking challenging but thoughtful discussion about disciplinary identity issues.

The pleurocystidia (cystidia on the gill face) are ventricose (swollen) near the base and often mucronate (ending abruptly in a short sharp point) at the apex, and measure 14 25 by 4.4 10.5 μm.