Sentence examples for much reiterated from inspiring English sources

In the official Danish narrative, according to Ringsmose and Børgesen: "Denmark must, so a much reiterated government soundbite asserts, confront the terrorists in Helmand in order not to encounter Al-Qaeda in Copenhagen".

Although estimates of repeated sequence fractions are approximate and readily affected by reaction conditions, comparison of published values for mammalian and avian genomes suggests that avian cells may contain as little as one-third as much reiterated DNA as mammalian cells [ 13].

Lord again wasn't keen to provide too much detail — reiterating the extended campaign of activity the attackers engaged in in order to work through systems to gain access to different credentials.

It means so, so much Bob Costas and Mary Carillo reiterating the same three points about the same four athletes for two freaking weeks.

Much later, Hailsham reiterated his support for Munich as "an absolutely legitimate step in the circumstances of 1938".

At a news conference at the United Nations yesterday, Mr. Barak, who has come under fire at home for conceding too much at Camp David, reiterated that Jerusalem and the Temple Mount "are the cornerstone of Jewish identity".

I also have a copy of the so-called "Rude Q&A" that was distributed to the executives as well as Ballmer's memo which reiterated much of the above.

While Thomas reiterated much of the information we've already heard about the "Veronica Mars" movie -- which raised almost $6 million via Kickstarter in April -- Thomas' panel did offer fascinating insight into the unfamiliar process of producing a crowd-sourced film.

Biden reiterated as much: It doesn't matter what she was wearing, whether she drank too much, whether it was in the back of a car, in her room, in the street – it does not matter.

Each team reiterated as much during workouts Saturday.

"That is true," he reiterated, as much for himself, perhaps, as the audience.