Sentence examples for has intermittently been from inspiring English sources

Politically, however, economic republicanism has intermittently been effective, though less so over time.

Mr. Adams, who has intermittently been a member of the power-sharing Northern Ireland Assembly since a peace agreement was forged in 1998, has repeatedly denied her accusations.

Since Sept. 11 the station has been using a temporary FM transmitter at 850 watts, down from its usual 7,000, and has intermittently been broadcasting on WNYE's frequency at 91.5.

Since a 1984 renovation it has intermittently been a restaurant, wedding venue and meeting venue.

Representatives for UNRWA, the UN agency working with Palestinian refugees across the region, which has intermittently been able to deliver aid to the camp, told VICE News in a statement that they are "extremely concerned about the safety and protection of Syrian and Palestinian civilians in the Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk in Damascus".

On Saturday, the skies above Medinah have intermittently been marked with brief -- and funny -- messages of support for the European Team.

Swift's artistic principles have progressively developed over the course of her career and have intermittently been publicized.

Although crossing the fence has always been difficult Israel and Syria have intermittently been at war ever since the Golan occupation began the current immigration procedure has become an emotional hell for grooms and brides alike.

Of the eight patients with unsuccessful first salvage regimens all remained or became positive during late follow-up (covering 4.8 person years) although some had intermittently been negative (including one success after second salvage).

During my career I have also intermittently been on the same "whereabouts" programme as Armitstead and it's a pain in the rear to keep tabs on.

Oxygen concentrations in surface waters would have at least intermittently been above the threshold required to support eukaryotes.