Sentence examples for as was occasionally from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's low popularity among European citizens, as shown by numerous opinion polls, could have been a problem for U.S. companies operating on the Continent if his presidency had led to a surge in anti-American sentiment, as was occasionally seen when George W. Bush was president.

However, faunal motility and substratum types did not show any correlation within the study area, probably because of the presence of some sessile categories such as sponges Hyalonema sp., Demospongiae sp.1 and whip coral Viminella sp., found attached to the hard substratum, as was occasionally observed in the basin transects.

The two principal investigators - both physicians - are available to answer questions about clinical cases and study protocols, as was occasionally necessary throughout the study.

I wonder whether being so controlled is quite as much fun as being occasionally explosive.

She told me she had seen Hammarskjöld's body before it was taken away, and there were no marks on it that would confirm the plane had been hit by a missile, as is occasionally suggested.

In her teens, Hall flirted with not being an actor — she thought of following a career in the visual arts, and remains an adept painter, as is occasionally evidenced by her Instagram feed.

As is occasionally sneered by those on the anti-worker right-wing, there is no such thing in British law as a right to go on strike.

EBM as "science" was occasionally linked to the accuracy of numbers, as opposed to the imprecision of most of the symptoms expressed by patients in the PC context.

It's no wonder that the HarBowl, as it was occasionally (awkwardly) called, took on a life of its own.

Bonfire Night, as it was occasionally known, assumed a new fervour during the events leading up to the English Interregnum.

Mr. Safir's tenure as police commissioner was occasionally controversial.