Sentence examples for recurrent charges from inspiring English sources

As with Mr. Coleman, occasionally his music can be dry; and the recurrent charges that new jazz lacks memorable melodies can certainly be leveled at Mr. Holland.

Because stock grants are made year-after-year, Warren Buffett is right that these recurrent charges that should be expensed, annually.

However in the past few years a net decline has been noted probably due to increased recurrent charges and climatic conditions.

Into that category falls the recurrent charged drama of Anthony Lake and Richard Holbrooke.

Labour will have been acutely aware of the risks of opposing the government's action when the recurrent charge levelled against Miliband by his enemies is weakness, vacillation and unreadiness for government.

Cholesterol and Recurrent Events (CARE) Investigators.

My distaste is compounded by the Netanyahu administration's recurrent use of the charge whenever anyone or any organization criticizes Israel, as if it can do no wrong and each criticism rises to the level of existential threat.

In additional two cases, including the recurrent c.1297G>A (p.Glu433Lys), the positively charged residue replaced a negatively charged amino acid.

By the end of the song Madonna is shown driving the car, with a knowing, defiant smile on her lips and has ditched the man, thereby giving the message that she was in charge, a theme recurrent throughout her career.

Schools look for recurrent demonstrations of your success when taking charge, not just a one-off situation.

The inspector, Richard Butler, said at a news conference today that this case, which he described to the Security Council on Monday, illustrated the recurrent problems encountered by his United Nations Special Commission since it was charged in 1991 with eliminating Iraq's prohibited weapons and the means to manufacture them.