Sentence examples for often transferring from inspiring English sources

Insurgency wars have geopolitical linkages, often transferring national and international conflicts onto the local level, with a consequential destructive impact on the rural economy (Miall 2004; Mburu 2005; Whittaker 2012) and population displacements (James 2007).

Well, as Drobo's focus is security and usability and not speed, who this is not a good match for is people who are often transferring extremely large chunks of data, such as video professionals; my friend shoots on a RED and the USB interface of the Drobo takes it out of consideration.

The GPs personally available considered information transfer a bottleneck in 56,9% whereas in the group of GPs not often transferring information this was 42%.

Both groups, GPs personally available and GPs not often transferring information, use the argument of personal availability as reason for not transferring information.

The GPs personally available reported an overall satisfaction with the feedback report in 65%, whereas in group of GPs often transferring information this was 58.1%.

The GPs not often transferring information had other characteristics than the other respondents: more male, more single-handed, working four or more days.

These men often transferred power to their sons.

Women, men and children were often transferred in cell vehicles together, exposing women to potential harassment.

Parents who can afford to do so often transfer their children to private schools.

Discipline at home often transfers to discipline at the rink, Carroll said.

Their speech and movements are stilted, a quality that too often transfers to the jokes.