Sentence examples for and occasionally producing from inspiring English sources

The errors have a subtly distorting effect, flattening Kafka's style and occasionally producing near nonsense.

Working steadily in theater and occasionally producing or choreographing and directing events like Brooke Astor's 90th-birthday gala, the Ethel Merman-Mary Martributebute and the memorial to Robbins, Mr. Saddler claims never to have taken a real vacation.

Common reed has an extensive rhizome network and occasionally produces stolons as well.

A preliminary experiment to generate erroneous answers and their explanations using descriptions of knowledge (which is discussed in greater depth later) revealed that although SES is capable of generating explanations for meaningful erroneous answers, it cannot generate explanations of those answers and occasionally produces meaningless selections.

I write commercial fiction and occasionally produce the odd essay or article.

From 2000 onwards, Cluj-Napoca has seen an increase in illegal road races, which occur mainly at night on the city's outskirts or on industrial sites and occasionally produce victims.

Consistent with such somatic gonad dysfunction, mir-35 -41(nDf50 ) hermaphrodites grown at 25° display an egg-laying defective phenotype and occasionally produce misshapen eggs (Greenstein et al. 1994; Kovacevic and Cram 2010).

Each dysferlin-deficient mouse strain has been characterised to varying degrees using a variety of histological and functional assays, occasionally producing results inconsistent with other strains.

Which is why I've spent several hours since that accidental marathon, smashing my avatar into planks of wood and solid rock, just occasionally producing some miracle moves.

The placental hormone known as human chorionic gonadotropin, which is structurally similar to luteinizing hormone and has similar biological properties, is produced by tumours of cells of embryonic origin, such as hepatoblastomas and chorionic tumours (e.g., hydatidiform moles and choriocarcinomas), and is occasionally produced by other tumours.

Results from well-designed experiments teach us about the "realities" of nature, guide and inform, occasionally produce new discoveries, frequently surprise, and almost always generate new questions and perspectives.