Sentence examples for repeated spells from inspiring English sources

He was one of the founding members of the New Citizens Movementt – a now defunct civil rights coalition wiped out by security services after Xi came to power – and, even before Xi's rise, faced repeated spells of house arrest and surveillance.

The repeated spells of cooling in the Pleistocene could also have increased divergence of the genetic lineages in this environmentally sensitive species.

One of the patients displayed repeated spells with breath holding and tonic posturing in conjunction with the isolated ictal epileptic events in the electrocorticography.

Disability pension due to musculoskeletal diseases is usually preceded by repeated spells of sickness absence; thus, the predictive ability of self-rated health to foresee disability pension may be a reflection of the individual's sickness absence history combined with increasingly reduced work ability due to health.

There are several reasons for this colour: harvesting before the beans are ripe, initial fermentation of cherries in the heap, poor drying or repeated spells of wetting if stored under poor conditions, etc. Beans of this colour are classified as undesirable.

Long-term sickness absence is connected to permanent work disability,, but the risk for future spells of sickness absence appear to be high also among persons with repeated spells of short-term sickness absence.

I redoubled my involvement after the gutting loss of most of my final competitive cross-country ski season to repeated warm spells and a lack of snowfall.

Of course, the highflying Nasdaq market has suffered repeated sinking spells but the latest one -- last week's three consecutive triple-digit declines amounting to just under 10percentt -- was accompanied by a revival in industrial stocks of the Old Economy.

However, segmentation exists if workers feel 'trapped' in unstable and insecure jobs, interrupted by repeated unemployment spells.

The duck survived, though it's not clear he could make it through repeated cold spells.

The authors reproduce witness statements from Eddy's childhood of her having repeated fainting spells as a way of gaining attention or avoiding punishment, particularly from her father, and say that she developed a habit of appearing to be seriously ill only to recover quickly.