Sentence examples for marked by regular from inspiring English sources

For 540 straight meals, John Cisna says he kept his promise — a diet consisting of only McDonald's, adhering to certain calorie limits, and a routine marked by regular exercise.

The second order, Moʿed ("Festival"), consists of 12 tractates that deal with ceremonies, rituals, observances, and prohibitions related to the Sabbath, to religious festivals, to fast days, and to such other days as are marked by regular religious observance e.g., periodic contributions to the Temple of Jerusalem.

Relations between the two countries have been touchy for decades, marked by regular border skirmishes.

Moreover, while the end of the Cold War greatly reduced the existential threat of nuclear annihilation, today's world is marked by regular spasms of bloodshed that are less likely to find a dramatic resolution akin to the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Rather, the general acceptance of the clinic as part of the experience of NCDs meant that the the overall experience was marked by regular and formal interactions which seemed to provide a sense of stability for the participants.

Many technology companies are afraid to get involved in Europe anymore deeply than they have to because technology is a cyclical business marked by almost regular boom-bust periods.

The campaign has also been marked by numerous suicides, regular show trials and unexplained deaths in detention.

The explosion of new beverages has been marked by stories of regular folks who started small and made it big with a new drink that they hustled to local stores.

McChrystal's success was marked by the steady growth of participants in the network's regular knowledge-sharing videoconferences.

"On many occasions the living conditions of these children are very hard, marked by poverty and the regular absence of parents," echoes Rania Bentevi, a deputy director at the school who's specialized in teaching children with learning difficulties.

The American initiative was marked by the intensity of funding, by regular experimental trials, and then by the intensification of combination treatments in search of cures rather than simply remissions.