Sentence examples for has repeatedly left from inspiring English sources

It's worth noting that while Comey has not stated whether he believes Trump's actions amount to obstruction of justice, he has repeatedly left the door open.

Romney has repeatedly left unaddressed and unresolved a fundamental contradiction between his proposal to cut tax rates across the board by 20 percent and his claim that his fiscal policies will put the nation on a path toward a balanced budget.

Since winning an upset victory to become chairman of the congressional subcommittee in 1979, he has repeatedly left his mark on major health and environmental legislation.

Google and Mr. Almunia have repeatedly left the door open for negotiations.

Mr. Gingrich mocked the "elite media" that he said had repeatedly left him for dead politically in the past, and promised to continue campaigning for the next six months.

Over the past year defeated Iraq security forces have repeatedly left behind US-supplied military equipment, which the US has targeted in subsequent air strikes against Islamic State forces.

The tactics -- including those used to put nearly one-third of the national forests off-limits to development, under a Forest Service rule made final this month -- have repeatedly left Mr. Clinton's opponents sputtering about what they called his unilateralism.

Mr. Rudd, who served as foreign minister under Ms. Gillard for almost two years after his ouster in 2010, paid tribute to her achievements during a late-night news conference in which he promised to end the politics of division that have repeatedly left the government paralyzed.

Quite to the contrary, we have repeatedly left that question unresolved, while expressing considerable doubt that any claim based on alleged 'actual innocence' is constitutionally cognizable".

Over the past year defeated Iraq security forces have repeatedly left U.S.-supplied military equipment on the battlefield, which the U.S. has targeted in subsequent airstrikes against Islamic State forces.

Previous research using a similar passive listening MMN paradigm with healthy adults has repeatedly shown left lateralised MMN responses to words, which were significantly larger in amplitude than those to pseudowords and thought to reflect automatic lexical processing (Pulvermüller and Shtyrov 2009; Shtyrov and Pulvermüller 2007b).