Sentence examples for regularly identified from inspiring English sources

Coulson's lack of broadcast nous was regularly identified as an Achilles heel by PR experts.

But if Sendak presides, The Times's list has regularly identified newcomers who have gone on to outstanding careers.

The creators, Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone, are regularly identified as libertarians and consider themselves singularly in touch with the wickedness of boyhood.

Worshipping dead rock stars as icons has been going on for years: teenagers have regularly identified their existential angst with figures they perceive as doomed, such as Joy Division's Ian Curtis.

Acinetobacter baumannii is the most regularly identified gram-negative bacterium infecting patients.

Wielgosz et al. (2004) showed that the structure of the ionosphere trough can be regularly identified from latitudinal GPS-TEC plots.

Surveys for the commission show that 40% of the public regularly identify gambling with criminal activity.

The inaugural article by Glenn Greenwald and Jeremy Scahill at their new media venture notes that the National Security Agency regularly identifies targets for CIA assassinations based on metadata analysis and cell-phone tracking.

"Nobody gives a damn about the scouts even though they are the only people who regularly identify the talent and bring those players to the attention of the clubs," Langley says.

Jungian "archetypal" criticism, for example, regularly identifies literary power with the presence of certain themes that are alleged to inhabit the myths and beliefs of all cultures, while psychoanalytic exegetes interpret poems in exactly the manner that Freud interpreted dreams.

Some swimmers call these waters their "fountain of youth," and say the waters are curative — despite the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene regularly identifying the beach as having among the highest levels of pollution in the city.