Sentence examples for it has periodically from inspiring English sources

While it does a tough job, it has periodically overstepped its powers.

Despite Hamersley's stability in the years since 1981 and its relatively low crime rate, it has periodically drawn the attention of the Perth media.

New York first exempted clothing and footwear under $110 from its 4 percent sales tax in 2000, but it has periodically suspended the exemption to balance the state's budget.

The tax break subsidizes wind power by 2.2 cents a kilowatt hour to bring its cost closer to that of conventional fuels, and it has periodically been renewed by Congress with support from both parties.

For more than a year now it has periodically sprung to life with hundreds of actors, like the ones milling outside the social club.

For many years it has periodically taken UK and international tours – indeed it was in America for much of the Second World War.

Three years ago, the band played its final concert, at the Beacon Theater in New York, a venue it had periodically occupied for athletic stretches, selling out weeks of shows.

Similarly, Apple Inc's iPhone dominated smartphone sales 15 years later with the help of third-party apps — but it, too, has periodically attracted attention from the Federal Trade Commission over whom and what it lets into its App Store and iTunes platforms.

But its fortunes have been shackled to the credit as Congress has periodically allowed it to lapse and then renewed it.

Mr. Berry, 65, now writes a column about the Federal Reserve for his new employer, Bloomberg News, and The Post has periodically reprinted it.

It issued regulations in 1989 and has periodically toughened the rules, most recently in January.