Sentence examples for conferred repeatedly from inspiring English sources
He conferred repeatedly with protest negotiators, then with Police Chief John Timoney, who would suddenly pedal to the scene at strategic turnings with members of the police bike squad.
After he conferred with her repeatedly, I would ask myself why she wasn't doing the arguing, since she knew the case cold.
Olbermann has repeatedly conferred on O'Reilly the top place in a "Worst Person in the World" competition, and, probably more to the point, when discussing O'Reilly he often finds ways to work in the word "falafel".
It is interesting to note that R. microplus paramyosin was reactive with tick immune sera [ 236, 237] suggesting that it was part of the immunogenic tick saliva protein complex that conferred anti-tick resistance in repeatedly infested animals.
The advantages conferred by incumbency are overwhelming; most members are repeatedly re-elected, reducing democratic choice.
Organizational cultures in Germany's scientific institutions have repeatedly been criticized for their excessive reliance on the status conferred by the organizations themselves and the corresponding mechanisms of closure and homologic reproduction.
Multiple tick saliva proteins, the majority of which are unknown, confer tick resistance in repeatedly infested animals.
F.B.I. documents show that he repeatedly pinned his wartime violence on other people; they also show that DeVecchio conferred with Scarpa on the very day Scarpa committed one of his murders.
Now that the Kremerata Baltica has repeatedly proved its worth in concerts and recordings, it is hard to appreciate the risk Gidon Kremer was taking when, in founding this ensemble some four years ago, he conferred his good name on it.
Whiteness conferred Americanness.
