Sentence examples for regularly find that from inspiring English sources

My students, who work as teachers' aides in three inner-city Catholic schools in Washington, regularly find that pupils with whom they have worked closely in one term have left the school in the next.

The product still has issues – I regularly find that streaming is jumpy, for example.

In part, that's because of observational studies, which regularly find that higher CRP levels are associated with later heart trouble.

(Gallup polls regularly find that a slim majority of Democrats express a positive view of socialism, but an overwhelming majority supports "free enterprise," suggesting, charitably, some ideological flexibility).

We regularly find that an individual leaver or entire teams have been communicating with their new employer and each other, well ahead of the move.

Global employee surveys conducted by the consulting firm Towers Watson regularly find that just 20% of workers are fully engaged in their work.

Studies have regularly found that state and local governments offer more valuable retirement and health benefits than the private sector.

Polls of evangelical grandees regularly found that their choice for the nominee was Marco Rubio, and this did his candidacy little good.

IPEA, a Brazilian research institute, regularly finds that two-thirds to three-quarters of families say their financial situation improved during the past year, and that they expect it to get even better in the year ahead.

Even in presence of GPS, GLONASS and GALILEO signals together, it is regularly found that, during some parts of the day no GNSS satellite is available above 60° elevation angle from large parts of India.

If you haven't mastered the art of cooking with--and cleaning--it, you probably fall into two camps: Either you gave up and let it rusty, crusty, and dusty, (this is starting to sound like a country music song), or you use it regularly but find that your food sticks to the pan due to improper seasoning.