Sentence examples for more bouts of from inspiring English sources

Benazir Bhutto, his daughter, is prime minister twice amid more bouts of military rule and too many charges of corruption.

After conceding an early try to James Wynne, which raised a worrying early question about their defence, England had to survive several more bouts of sustained pressure.

Two trials suggest that it can cut the rate of relapse in people who have had three or more bouts of depression.

I plan on having four or five more bouts of serious, seemingly incurable depression before I check out for good, and there are only three Johnny Hallyday films that I have not yet seen, so I could use some help.

The scientists say their findings provide a hint, but only a hint, that additional global warming could further intensify the cycle, the El Niño-Southern Niño-SouthernOscillationd thus bring morENSOuts of destructive weander.

"I do not rule out that there might be more bouts of the violence we are witnessing, and what is more, the victory we are seeking and will gain is unthinkable without more violence," he said.

Harried, exhausted teachers desperately worried about their health, physical and mental, trying to summon just one more bout of their emergency power supplies, a tank that has been empty since before Christmas.

Both groups of stroke patients were twice as likely as controls--patients admitted for neurological disorders with no apparent links to infection, such as primary brain tumors and epileptic seizures--to have had frequent or chronic bronchitis, defined as two or more bouts in each of the last 2 years.

On the other hand, more prolonged bouts of exercise may offer a time-efficient alternative to daily exercise and might be more feasible for many other diabetic patients who have difficulty scheduling daily exercise in their work routine.

Given, however, that far more people eschew exercise than complete decathlons, Dr. Gaesser and his colleagues are studying whether ever more minuscule bouts of exertion can aid in blood pressure control and other measures of health.

That spells longer, more frequent bouts of extreme heat, elevated minimum temperatures, and warmer winters.