Sentence examples for occasionally adopted from inspiring English sources

To encourage women, Labour has occasionally adopted all-female shortlists and the Conservatives introduced their 'A-list', but these measures have had their problems.

As in: any notion of the history of this corner of the Emerald Isle and how the two sides in the Troubles had occasionally adopted the flags of the divide in that other Holy Land.

Occasionally adopted in preference to smelting (or pyrometallurgy, as it is generally known), leaching, or hydrometallurgy, is carried out at lower temperatures and thus eliminates the generation of sulfur dioxide; there are, however, effluents and residues that must be treated in order to protect the environment.

A horizontal outfall near the seabed is occasionally adopted in engineering practice for the submerged discharge of dense jets.

Agitation was occasionally adopted for a short time (5 min, 400 rpm) to promote butanol diffusion from aqueous phase into extractant phase.

Surgical resection of cardiac or pericardial metastasis is usually recommended as a potentially radical treatment for solitary lesions without any other metastasis and is occasionally adopted as a palliative procedure in patients with other metastases.

As for his own language, McWhorter occasionally adopts a tone that is jarringly colloquial.

When Faint talks to me about his clowning, he occasionally adopts the pantomime squeak of his painted alter ego.

Perhaps as a result of intellectual Stockholm syndrome, Scruton occasionally adopts just that abusive and paranoid style he decries in his opponents.

Page says that her husband has immersed himself so fully in Savile's mannerisms that he will occasionally adopt the voice at home without realising it.

She was given a diagnosis of dissociative fugue, a rare condition in which people lose access to their autobiographical memory and personal identity, occasionally adopting a new one, and may abruptly embark on a long journey.