Sentence examples for has gone through cycles from inspiring English sources

So bankruptcy law in the U.S. for the last 200 odd years has gone through cycles.

Throughout American history, each institution has gone through cycles of muscle-flexing and relative passivity.

In his career, he has gone through cycles, which the critic Helen Vendler has characterized as anonymities, archaeologies, anthropologies and so on.

The region has gone through cycles of "strike hard" campaigns, all carried out under Wang Lequan, the top-ranking official of the Communist Party in Xinjiang and a member of the elite Politburo.

Since its construction in the late 19th century, the lake has gone through cycles of grandeur and neglect, and is now a clouded refuge for frogs and ducks, a place for children to fish with rolled-up balls of bread on their hooks.

Raikkonen's racing life has gone through cycles.

The model also indicates that the Valley might have gone through cycles of near zero groundwater net recharge every 3 4 years starting in 1982 (an El Nino year).

Dr. Brown said that some other fragments, after they had gone through cycles of thawing and re-freezing, had crumbled or turned to mud.

"Many of the states have gone through cycles -- three-strikes laws, mandatory minimum sentences, raising sentences -- and it's been tremendously expensive," said Professor Bowman.

As scientists dig through layers of muck, they can tell which coastal areas have gone through cycles of flooding and beach erosion, he said.

"Many of the states have gone through cycles -- three-strikes laws, mandatory minimum sentences, raising sentences -- and it's been tremendously expensive," said Frank O. Bowman, a law professor at Indiana University and an author of a treatise on sentencing.