One fact recurs repeatedly in all of this research: the key managerial processes are enormously complex and mysterious (to me as a researcher, as well as to the managers who carry them out), drawing on the vaguest of information and using the least articulated of mental processes.
As Ross points out, this "distancing" has, in fact, recurred in every U.S. administration, to a greater or lesser degree, since 1948.
For the victorious, two statements, presented as facts, recur over and over.
In fact a recurring theme of critics, including the expert advisors who refused to validate the standards, is that this system has not been tested.
I had Christine, a holistic therapist and dream analysis specialist, believe that the Tranquility Lane segment was, in fact, a recurring dream of my own.
Some financial analysts assert that companies are applying the "one-time" label to expenses that, in fact, do recur.
Indeed, those exceptions to this rule that have been made by courts occur only in those narrow classes of cases where an identical set of facts is likely to recur with regularity, and "[s]uch holdings today are rare" (2 Harper and James, Torts, p 977).
Locust invasions are a recurring fact in Madagascar, but since March 2013, it has reached an alarming level.
Friends continuing to believe in him is a recurring fact of Grant's life.
Companies may not treat a category of expense as nonrecurring if in fact it keeps recurring.
