Sentence examples for is sometimes sought from inspiring English sources

Methadone, which is made by Roxane Laboratories Inc. of Columbus, Ohio, and Covidien-Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals of Hazelwood, Mo., creates dependency and is sometimes sought by abusers who say they experience a special buzz when mixing it with Xanax.

Accordingly, and because A/C care is sometimes sought for the treatment of such conditions, we include participants with these diagnoses.

Mr. Brafman, who has no involvement in the case, said new indictments were sometimes sought when new evidence emerged.

Although the group is of little importance to humans, certain osteoglossomorph species are sometimes sought commercially as food fishes in parts of Africa, Asia, and South America.

At Diversity VC we are running an internship programme which aims to help people who don't have qualifications (MBA or similar) which are sometimes sought by recruiters for venture capital.

The seal may also serve to regulate the speech of the dead, which was sometimes sought through rituals for its prophetic powers, but also highly regulated as dangerous; mystery religions that offered arcane knowledge of the afterlife prescribed ritual silence.

And for all the Facebook Generation assumptions, the younger couple is sometimes actually seeking to turn back the clock, embracing vinyl (most obviously) and occasionally even eschewing quick phone-based research (less so).

Austin is sometimes read as seeking to defend this view of performatives.

Order and even clarity is sometimes sacrificed, though, as she seeks to advance the stories of a dozen people roughly at the same time.

That has set in motion a vicious cycle that has concentrated immense wealth, and with it political power, in a tiny sector of the population, a fraction of 1%, while the rest increasingly become what is sometimes called "a precariat" -- seeking to survive in a precarious existence.

More recently, Steinberg and Monahan [ 2007] have found evidence that parsing sensation-seeking from the broader construct of impulsivity (which is sometimes experimentally confounded with sensation-seeking) shows an inverted U-shaped developmental trajectory, peaking at the time of pubertal maturation, and significantly linked to measures of puberty in boys.