Sentence examples for have regularly found from inspiring English sources

But over all, Republicans have regularly found candidates that their voters could love.

Studies have regularly found that state and local governments offer more valuable retirement and health benefits than the private sector.

In the past, I have regularly found myself in the office at 8pm racing to get a press release written to send to the chief executive, finalising an impact report to send to the printers or drafting a news story for the website that should have been online four hours ago.

Since then I have regularly found myself following in Zeppelin's footsteps.

The industry, though, has regularly found itself a target of investigation.

Aleppo's civilian guard has regularly found families trapped in their homes days after after bombs have hit nearby.

I suspect that your complaining public, having regularly found the most obvious and outrageous bias, have simply abandoned complaints as futile.

And polling has regularly found large majorities want the government to be "tougher on big business" – as well as an end to austerity.

Since early 2010 the boxing community in South Africa had regularly found a way to pay for his medical expenses each time the proud little warrior's lungs failed; he had been close to death before.

However, he has not made an appearance for the Dons since a 0-0 drawithtHeartsts on 28 December, having regularly found himself on the bench in his 14 appearances this season.

Since rate variation across lineages is almost invariantly observed in real data sets, often very pronounced, LBA artefacts have regularly been found to mislead phylogenetic inference [ 5, 10- 13].