Sentence examples for regularly reminded of from inspiring English sources

Viewers are regularly reminded of the government's terror alert level, although it seldom changes.

And decentralisers are regularly reminded of the public fear of postcode lotteries.

But we are also regularly reminded of the lack of true differentiation in most mainstream global companies — and of the opportunities they are thus squandering.

In San Francisco, Scott Jensen, an Otis elevator contractor working at the Federal Reserve Bank, said he and his co-workers were regularly reminded of people's unease.

The tenor and pace of attacks speak to the Taliban's long-range strategy, in which civilians are regularly reminded of the militants' resilience in a place where government control has always seemed tenuous.

Meanwhile, we are regularly reminded of the severe circumstances faced by hundreds of thousands of elderly Brits faced with life-long poverty and far higher than average inflation by age group.

You never doubted that he could kill without compunction -- and the series regularly reminded you of that fact.

Hendili said it was important to remind Syria, as a signatory to the 1954 Hague convention, of its duty to protect cultural heritage during conflict Unesco had regularly reminded both sides of the conflict of their obligation to conserve and protect such buildings, he said.

Hull have never won at Wembley in seven final appearances, as they are regularly reminded by supporters of Hull Kingston Rovers who inflicted the most painful of the defeats in 1980.

He regularly reminded Chinese audiences of his adopted Chinese daughter and his years in Asia as a youth.

Brexit, we're regularly reminded, is the will of the people.