Sentence examples for intermittently rather from inspiring English sources

After a run of shows, she had told Coles categorically that she wouldn't be doing any more for a while: she prefers to work intermittently rather than furiously and under pressure.

It would be optimised for large numbers of short messages sent intermittently rather than rapid connection and multi-media download.

4, we present some numerical examples, and we show that the difference between the effects of the two technologies becomes significant when technology changes intermittently rather than smoothly.

These have included the observations that magma is supplied to the crust intermittently, rather than steadily, and that its storage is distributed over multiple locations and depths in the lead up to a rifting episode (Wright et al., 2012; Biggs et al., 2016).

We [peer supporters working without funding] visit someone intermittently rather than regular home visiting, especially when they are sick.

Many, however, reported that they had previously deviated from advice; this was most commonly through using antibiotics intermittently rather than regularly, but also by increasing and decreasing doses.

Nothing wrong with that; but the production, boasting a handful of fine performances, left me intermittently moved rather than profoundly stirred.

Yes, the internal censor that keeps most people's ids in check functions rather intermittently in his case.

In central Europe, where the average wind direction in summer differs some 30° to 40° from that of the Atlantic, there are monsoonal tendencies that occur not as a continuous flow but rather intermittently within frontal depressions, bringing cool, cloudy weather, rain, and thunderstorms.

The wavelet analysis clarifies that the tip-associated vortices which are formed rather intermittently around the model top are concerned with the cause of the vibration.

Therefore, the role of snus in intermittent smoking and vice versa, and particularly the role of snus in continuing smoking intermittently or daily rather than quitting, as well as the role of dual use in relation to other lifestyle habits, should be the object of further longitudinal studies.