Sentence examples for frequently anyway from inspiring English sources

The decors will likely change frequently anyway, because guests are allowed to buy pieces they like and then others are moved in from a warehouse to replace them.

If you start having trouble lining them up, gently take off the end that has the problem and clean the joint with a soft cloth, which you should be doing frequently anyway.

Locals were frequently persecuted anyway on suspicion of communist sympathies or links to the NKVD (the Soviet secret police).

A 2016 HBR Analytics survey of 385 managers revealed that most executives were frustrated with planning because they believed that speed was important and that plans frequently changed anyway.

This is intuitive; one would not spend too much on repairing a car in an environment where cars are frequently stolen anyway.

I left anyway, frequently; I was caught, and was grounded again a final warning.

Empty rooms aren't without their messages, of course, and in quite a lot of museums and artistic shrines they aren't empty anyway – frequently stuffed with the bric-a-brac and leavings of the dead artist, which is often arranged in as close an approximation to naturalism as curatorial nervousness will allow.

The Black queen is well positioned on d7 and frequently goes there anyway in the Gruenfeld] 0-0 9.Nc6 b6 10.Be3 Bb7 11.Bd3 c5 12.0-0 Nc6 13.Rad1 Na5 14.Qb1 cxd4 15.cxd4 e6 [Despite my previous comment, White has arranged his pieces quite well and can count on an edge due to his pawn centre] 16.h4 [Broadening the attacking front] f5 17.Bxe5Qd6 18.d5!? exd5 19.e5! Bxe5 [A move of a brave man.

My first experience with a pump required me to stay near a wall socket and hunch over for a good 20 to 30 minutes for fear the milk collected might spill all over the place (which it did anyway, frequently).

My first experience with a pump required me to stay near a wall socket and hunch over for a good 20 to 30 minutes for fear the milk collected might spill all over the place (which it did anyway, frequently).

Politicians are not required to reveal their tax returns, but they frequently do so anyway.