Sentence examples for regularly brought about from inspiring English sources

In the past, the attacks of crops regularly brought about dramatic economic losses.

Holroyd as always writes beautifully and there are comic moments, with each knock at the door or ring on the phone regularly bringing about a general sense of panic.

As long as the two simple thoughts are reliably causally correlated so that, for a thinker, activations of birds regularly brings about fly, then that thinker has the associative structure birds/fly.

Se réalisent means "to be brought about".

My mother taught for a decade in Immokalee Middle School, and regularly brought home horror stories about tomato pickers' lives, and those of their children.

When he regularly brought in outside speakers to talk about Berkeley in the 1960s, students were completely engrossed and full of questions.

It doesn't interest me". Instead, she regularly brought up the things she cared about and sought out the individuals who responded to those things, building her relationships based on authentic commonalities.

And returning to Keynes's point about enterprise being discredited, oil executives were regularly brought before Congress in the '70s to be grilled about nosebleed oil prices that they did not control.

In addition to the Senate threats about blocking her nomination, House Republicans regularly brought her before their committees and acted as if this were the second coming of Joe McCarthy.

A Justice Department spokeswoman, Barbara Comstock, did not respond in detail to Judge Brinkema's complaints about secrecy but said in a statement that the department regularly brought terrorists and spies to trial "while safeguarding both national security and due process".

Many interesting changes are regularly brought into the methodology of cancer clinical trials.