Sentence examples for it sometimes produced from inspiring English sources
"Britain has a long tradition of anti-modernism," said the show's curator, Christopher Wilk, who wants to encourage visitors to see modernism in terms of its social idealism, rather than the dismal housing projects and other blights that it sometimes produced.
When a stem cell divides, it sometimes produces daughters that are different from one another.
Moussavi adds that FAO's working method "is so extreme that it sometimes produces forms that you are not sure if you like.
This discharge causes a cloud around the nucleus called a coma, and it sometimes produces a trail of material that forms a tail.
The rock is also prized because it sometimes produces a metallic, bell-like sound when tapped, a feature important to connoisseurs.
Finally, several numerical examples are presented to show that our new formula works well and the scheme using the one dimensional solver satisfying the weak entropy condition improves the accuracy in smooth region, resolution around rarefaction waves and two dimensional symmetry; however it sometimes produces small velocity oscillations and mesh distortions.
In defiance of Galen, who maintained that half-cooked beetroot "leads to flatulence and stomach-ache, and it sometimes produces gripings", there is a recipe for beetroot risotto, in which you cook half the raw shredded root from the start, and add the other half near the end; this has always worked for me, and never sent anyone rushing for the gripe-water.
Failure may not be fun, but it sometimes produces unexpected good results.
A cohesive group helps the diffusion process only within the group and it sometimes produces redundant information and restricts new information and knowledge from entering the group.
If we did, we'd notice that it sometimes produces designs and textures that are rather exquisite; reminding us that nature is a true design genius.
While fascioliasis is a well-known human parasite, it sometimes produces unusual characteristics that may influence a clinician to misdiagnose the condition.
