Sentence examples for frequent outright from inspiring English sources

Their refusal to work together and frequent outright hostility had only made those challenges harder.

Imagine the hi-jinks above related in stuttering fashion, with frequent outright pauses to think really hard about the explosions.

Such feedback effects of CDS on various corporate policies have been extensively documented, including increasing corporate leverage (Saretto and Tookes, 2013), more frequent outright liquidations (Subrahmanyam, Tang, and Wang, 2014), and precautionary corporate liquidity management (Subrahmanyam, Tang, and Wang, 2017) following the onset of CDS trading for the debt of a specific firm.

The rule's opponents were able to dominate the debate, despite frequent, outright lies.

An RNC spokesman quickly damned Mr Obama's  "frequent exaggerations and outright distortions".

Frequent shortcomings or outright lack of performance assessments of environmental interventions in general and PES projects in particular have resulted in recommendations for "optimal" PES designs.

The lagging sales, Crumpacker reiterated, are due to customers' less frequent visits — not an outright avoidance.

And when he does, the result is often "flip answers, frequent inaccuracies, dogmatic conclusions or outright dismissal of tough questions," according to a story in Variety.

Rep. Ilhan Omar, one of the first two Muslim women to serve in Congress, who has become a frequent target of criticism, harassment and outright Islamophobia from the right wing since her election in November.

Superstitious conditioning, a form of associative learning, is also more common amongst frequent ketamine users and this process may precede outright delusional thinking (67).

The fact that I chose to wear a Mark Sanchez jersey this year and that fans think I am on the payroll — which is an outright lie — have made these confrontations more frequent.