Sentence examples for have sometimes provided from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's actions have sometimes provided conflicting clues.

Computers belonging to Islamic militants have sometimes provided important windows into their operational planning, intelligence officials say.

Over the centuries Cicero and Catiline have hovered in the background of these and other political debates, and have sometimes provided an explicit template for them.

Liquor boxes gave way to milk crates in bright primary colors, succeeded by large plastic tubs from the discount store, the kind that have sometimes provided the storage solution for a dead body.

A14 Flaws in Terrorist Watch List The F.B.I. and other federal law enforcement agencies have sometimes provided outdated and inaccurate information to the government's main watch list for terrorism suspects, according to an internal Justice Department report.

WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. and other federal law enforcement agencies have sometimes provided outdated and inaccurate information to the government's main watch list for terrorism suspects, according to an internal Justice Department report released Monday.

As president, he has had to cede much of that role to the media office, which has sometimes provided misleading or incorrect information.

In the past, the firings of once-celebrated fund managers has sometimes provided a market signal of its own — that the trend that led to their poor performance was about to end.

Iran's top atomic energy official said in an article published Thursday that because of foreign espionage, his government had sometimes provided false information to protect its nuclear program, which Western powers and Israel have called a cloak to develop a nuclear weapons capacity.

And he was a bit Bohemian; he and his colleagues from the International Solidarity Movement, a pro-Palestinian group which has sometimes provided human shields against Israeli attacks, were said to be friendly with local women.Hamas, the Islamist movement that rules Gaza, overlooked such lapses and offered him a state funeral for services rendered to Palestine.

Though training provides skills and may arguably enhance productivity, it has sometimes provided an inverse incentive in poor countries due to generous allowances received as participants.