Sentence examples for regularly result from inspiring English sources

India still pushes several inches northward a year, and stresses on the mountain region's multiple fault lines regularly result in severe earthquakes that send avalanches crashing into steep river valleys, carrying away precarious roads, bridges, and other infrastructure.

The new tactics seem to work: army raids regularly result in the killing of five or six rebels at a time, and in January soldiers surprised Abdullah Syafi'ie, GAM's commander, in his jungle hideout, and shot him dead.But GAM is still capable of embarrassing the military.

However, phalangeal fractures regularly result in unsatisfactory outcomes possibly because too often these phalangeal fractures are regarded as trivial injuries [4, 5].

The side effects and sequelae related to anti-tumor therapy regularly result in extensive physical, psychosocial and mental impairments in the life of children after therapy of a brain tumor.

That denial of counsel regularly results in unfairness, and should be changed.

It found that torture "regularly resulted in fabricated information," said committee chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, in a statement summarizing the findings.

Ubisoft games have often lacked good scripts, regularly resulting in cringe-inducing one-liners, but Watch Dogs 2 frequently delivers moments of heartwarming charm and sharp comedic satire.

But just to write routine political and foreign stuff, I thought, Oh man!" Newspaper reporting of the sort that regularly results in front-page stories in the Times that is, reporting that has to do with politics or government or foreign policy is repetitious work.

The combination of grit, humanity, intensity, merciless opportunism and spatial precariousness, coupled with an eye for uncanny details, regularly resulted in pictures that you can't stop looking at — even when your finer instincts suggest that you should — and don't soon forget.

But just to write routine political and foreign stuff, I thought, Oh man!" Newspaper reporting of the sort that regularly results in front-page stories in the Times — that is, reporting that has to do with politics or government or foreign policy — is repetitious work.

The objective was to protect the WC phase from decarburization that regularly results from thermal spray.