Sentence examples for either repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Historic England (then English Heritage) didn't cover themselves with glory either, repeatedly failing to get the old buildings listed, which would have settled the argument early on.

Battement, (French: "beating"), in ballet, an extension of the leg to the front, side, or back, either repeatedly or as a single movement.

Safety behaviors (either repeatedly done or one-time behaviors) and behavioral intention (planning to perform safety behaviors in the future) will be measured by responses to 31 questions.

miRNA expressing cells were identified by mRFP expression, a region of the Golgi was bleached, either repeatedly for FLIP or singly for FRAP, and a sequential time series of images was collected (Figure 3A and Movies S4 and S5).

Tumour cells were either repeatedly washed and incubated in steroid-free medium or exposed to five different exogenous steroids.

These drugs can be administered either repeatedly by means of an epidural catheter for a certain number of days [ 24] or through a single epidural injection [ 25, 26].

Dr Beroukhim examined 4,934 specimens from 11 traditionally defined types of cancer and found 140 regions of DNA that were sometimes either multiplied repeatedly or deleted altogether.

Sixty women were randomly assigned either to repeatedly scrutinize their bodies in a critical way in the mirror ("high body checking") or to refrain from body checking but to examine the whole of their bodies in a neutral way ("low body checking").

19 However, in these works and other magnetoelectric studies, it is typically necessary to employ a variable magnetic field, either to repeatedly drive electrically nucleated magnetization reversal, 12 or to interrogate changes of anisotropy, 16, 19, 20 exchange bias, 21 or coercivity.

There is a literature on patients who have been removed once from GP lists but it has either excluded repeatedly-removed patients from analysis [ 2] or has recommended management strategies without any consideration of their characteristics or the reasons for their repeated removal [ 3].

But in the event it was referred to repeatedly, either directly or as "that thing we're not supposed to talk about".