Sentence examples for repeatedly adopted from inspiring English sources

Naturally bold and dashing, as he proved at Trenton, Princeton, and Germantown, he repeatedly adopted evasive and delaying tactics on the advice of his associates; however, he did succeed in keeping a strong army in existence and maintaining the flame of national spirit.

The learners will be less enthusiastic when similar training manner is repeatedly adopted and becomes predictable.

In the 20th and 21st century, his work has been repeatedly adopted and rediscovered by new movements in scholarship and performance.

"ALEC has repeatedly adopted the position that regulation of greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act is unnecessary, ineffective, and economically destructive," Todd Wynn wrote in 2012 when he was task force Director of ALEC's Energy Environment and Agriculture task force.

This is especially true for animals that have been repeatedly adopted and then "returned" to the shelter.

Similarly, Pitt's caddish dudebro bumbling is funny and engaging because it's secretly a front; in the film he repeatedly adopts the persona of a clueless civilian schmo in order to conceal his suave uber-competent spy deadliness.

The assistant manager was reported for "repeatedly adopting aggressive behaviour towards the fourth official, and repeatedly using offensive, abusing and insulting language".

Economists and political scientists from the United States and Latin America detail in this volume how and why such programs go wrong and what leads policymakers to repeatedly adopt these policies despite a history of failure.

Mr. Schraa warned repeatedly that adopting the Admati and Hellwig proposals would slow growth further because it would raise the funding costs for banks.

A: As a political scientist, I think the change, the position Pope Francis has adopted repeatedly on issues of social justice and poverty and youth poverty especially could turn out to be the most important thing in American politics, because the pope matters.

I am fine with good, hard racing but that is not correct". Raikkonen swore over the radio because of a tactic Red Bull's Verstappen has adopted repeatedly this year, which is to drive in the middle of the track and only make a defensive move at the last moment when he sees which way the driver attacking is coming.