Sentence examples for advances repeatedly from inspiring English sources

The victim was drugged, said "no" to Polanski's advances, repeatedly tried to leave, even told him she had asthma and had to go home and get her medicine (a lie in attempt to get away) -- a plea he ignored.

As the Los Angeles Times noted on August 10, "This has become one of the most misleading, inflammatory claims made in the health care debate, advanced repeatedly by conservative commentators such as Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity and Republican lawmakers working to stoke fears among seniors".

The cannula was rotated at 1-2 Hz and retracted and advanced repeatedly across a distance of approximately 2 inches during the stimulus trial.

The British Medical Association's report launched last week tells an all-too-familiar story, with the findings highlighting that consultants in the health service feel that they are trying to innovate but their advances are repeatedly blocked by policy restrictions.

As stated by Prof McKhann, data misrepresentation is an ethical concern for the neuroscience community: "If our advances are repeatedly overstated or over-promoted and public distrust of neuroscience grows, then we have only ourselves to blame".

The advance billing, repeatedly echoed by television announcers, was that it would be "the greatest event in maritime history".

start and index may both specify the same variable, which is a pointer within the string to be advanced, perhaps repeatedly by some containing loop.

At intervals during the past 2.5 million years, the Canadian Shield was also a centre of glacial ice accumulation from which continental ice sheets advanced southward repeatedly.

The gains came despite an increase in the severity of the fighting, with advancing troops repeatedly coming under attack from IS snipers, it added.

History has proven this repeatedly; advances in equal rights are almost always met with a pendulum swing of backlash.

Mr. McLindon's script is rich in incident and character revelation — and has to be one of the first of our era in which timely Googling repeatedly advances the plot.