Sentence examples for repeated frequent from inspiring English sources

When it comes to the season as a whole, two related thoughts have occurred to me quite frequently: 1) the least interesting episodes were the ones in which "Louie" repeated frequent themes or dynamics without the sense of freshness and discovery I've come to expect from the program, and 2) I think "Louie" is close to outgrowing the series that just won him a writing Emmy.

In addition, these characteristics reduce the need for repeated, frequent injections required in order to achieve therapeutic outcomes, as currently exist with VEGF blockers.

Before budesonide/formoterol is recommended routinely for management of acute exacerbations, issues like tolerance, long-term safety on repeated frequent use and cost effectiveness should be proven.

In this last experiment, repeated frequent words elicited a larger N170 amplitude than infrequent ones, the same effect as the face familiarity found during massive repetition by Caharel and colleagues [ 20, 21].

Females struggle and attempt to throw the male off because, beyond certain frequency of mating they do not benefit from repeated frequent mating [ 22, 23] and carrying an extra load (male) may even lead to fitness costs for females [ 24- 26].

Mrs. Clinton, in describing the Medicare proposal, repeated a frequent Democratic contention: that the Republicans wanted to sharply reduce financing.

Although he has already been active behind the scenes with the new government, he repeated a frequent pledge to stay out of politics, saying, "I'm finished".

It is a lesson that has been repeated at frequent intervals over the last 57 years, without ever quite seeming to stick.

Mr. Ahmadinejad repeated a frequent protestation by himself and other Iranian leaders that Tehran was not seeking to build a nuclear bomb.

On Wednesday, Mr. Letterman repeated a frequent quirk of his that seemed to parody Mr. O'Brien's debut sketch — running from New York across the country to Los Angeles — by sprinting beneath the New York skyline at the back of his own set.

He repeated his frequent calls for Congress to avoid spending binges, especially in light of new surplus estimates from the Congressional Budget Office suggesting that legislators from the two parties could have as much as $1.9 trillion in excess revenue over the next decade.