Sentence examples for have sometimes talked from inspiring English sources
Companies have sometimes talked about ending this taxation of dividends, but there has been little lobbying on it.
(Brotherhood leaders have said they support retaining the 1979 Camp David peace treaty with Israel, with some possible modifications, while the Salafis have sometimes talked of putting it to a national referendum).
Although Bertelsmann executives have sometimes talked of Napster as a future part of Bertelsmann's media empire, executives of both companies said yesterday that they planned to stay at arm's length for the foreseeable future.
Much confusion concerning the classical way to think about genes is due to the fact that geneticists have sometimes talked as if classically conceived genes are for gross phenotypic characters (phenotypes) or as if individual genes produce phenotypes.
And in fact, while Mr. Wang has sometimes talked boldly about how power should not be concentrated in a "minority of elites," many liberal-minded analysts characterize his own initiatives in Guangdong as modest, at best.
But though President Trump has sometimes talked of military intervention, he has rightly refrained from that, as well as from lesser measures, such as a boycott of Venezuelan oil.
But the State Department has sometimes talked as if the United States might be able to work with "moderate" elements of the Taliban if Mr. bin Laden's terrorist network was destroyed.
Little is known about efforts by Google and Chinese officials to resolve the dispute, and news reports on the talks have sometimes contradicted one another.
Other nations saw that as an opportunity to bring their wishes to the table, and the ensuing talks have sometimes sharpened the divisions.
Project Chess, which has never been previously disclosed, was small, limited to fewer than a dozen people inside Skype, and was developed as the company had sometimes contentious talks with the government over legal issues, said one of the people briefed on the project.
