Sentence examples for equally recurrent from inspiring English sources

He lays out the history in a convincing and non-partisan fashion, shows the recurrent themes and the equally recurrent misunderstandings, and provides a convincing path to making actual progress on some of the world's most intractable problems.

Source: Grant Thornton, "UK Business Confidence Monitor," Q1 2015, p. 2. Along with the confidence fairy, a recurrent and equally misleading feature of Krugman's UK commentary has been his claim that the UK's economic performance in the past five years has been worse than during the Great Depression (see here and here and here and here and here and here).

It is yet unclear whether all statins are equally effective in preventing recurrent MI and death at a long-term follow-up.

But this ­unprecedented ­realism was ­fascinatingly mixed with an equally unusual surrealism, in dream ­sequences and recurrent symbolism.

Continued follow-up even after adequate treatment is equally important in order to promptly treat recurrent inflammation or infection.

For the non-carrier chromosomes, the probability of recovering a plant with all recurrent parent type chromosomes is equally low.

Contact with a static object was equally the most common cause of injury alongside recurrent injury within TeamGB.

Equally discouraging, another 10-20%% will be identified with recurrent disease less than 6 months after the completion of platinum based therapy, bringing the total to 30-40% of women having platinum resistant disease [ 9].

The genes located in the same region of recurrent copy number gain and loss were treated equally as altered events.

Here his themes are equally effective, with a haunting D minor 7th underpinning a recurrent atmospheric motif; guitars, banjos and fiddles evoking tension, longing and loss while brooding orchestrations glower moodily.

An equally diverse range of phenomena is subsumed under the heading of "recurrent molecular evolution".