Sentence examples for are sometimes shared with from inspiring English sources
The colonies are usually found in woodlands near lakes or rivers, in swamps, or on small inland or coastal islands, and are sometimes shared with other wetland birds, such as herons, egrets, ibises and cormorants.
A possibility is that the hydrocarbon profiles of wasps overwintering together may become indistinguishable by the spring [35], since winter refuges are sometimes shared with individuals from other nests [36].
The morphological variations observed for the Bacteroidales associations have likely originated from evolutionary convergence and these variations might be advantageous to establish their spatial niches or habitats on the host protist cells, which are sometimes shared with other groups of bacteria.
These works were sometimes shared with a chosen few, or distributed widely across regions or continents, instilling every copy of a given publication with its own history, and journey, to share.
Sometimes, rings of click-fraud participants click on ads on affiliate ad networks — like Google AdSense — so that those sites' hosts will make more money (which is sometimes shared with the ring members).
Mr. Hunkler also says that the data his company collects is valuable for medical research and is sometimes shared free with researchers.
Active responsibility is sometimes shared by victims.
This final MOA (promotion of plant growth and stress tolerance) is also sometimes shared with "biostimulants".
Speeches are sometimes declaimed at the audience, sometimes shared with other characters; scenes are staged to melt into each other or else merely end, with actors abruptly walking offstage or the lights blacking out.
The costs, sometimes shared with the landowner, are big and the returns aren't instant.
With genetic studies multiplying and sequencing costs plunging, more than a million people worldwide are, sometimes unknowingly, sharing their DNA with hundreds or even thousands of researchers.
