Sentence examples for repeatedly and regularly from inspiring English sources

Neil Usher, prosecuting, has earlier in the trial described Talbot as "something of a chancer – one of those men who repeatedly and regularly tries it on with his intended victim as often as he can in the hope that his sexual advances will not be rejected, or at the very least his sexual advances will be met by a passive response from each of the boys concerned".

As The Wall Street Journal notes, Huawei recently laid off five U.S.-based employees, including a senior spokesperson who repeatedly and regularly went to bat for the company.

We are instead repeatedly and regularly exposed, without our consent, to the basest thoughts about gender, race, sexuality and identity... to a steady stream of racial slurs and epithets, demeaning stereotypes that serve only to foster division, to heighten suspicion, to deepen shame.

"We have not... learned of a single other school district in the country where Mace is used repeatedly and regularly the way it is in Birmingham," Maria Morris, managing attorney of the Montgomery SPLC office, said in a press conference, the report states.

It is also convenient to evaluate PPV by directly analyzing monitored arterial tracing or printout curves [ 29, 37, 40], which means PPV can be evaluated repeatedly and regularly, and with computer software and waveform analysis can be monitored continuously.

DC Comics' announcement that a high-profile superhero is about to come out – a response to Marvel's "gay wedding" story – has stirred up a lot of gossip, with one name repeatedly put forward, and regularly dismissed.

Twitter screwed us repeatedly, and comes back regularly for more (see Dave Winer's wild ramblings over the years that all seem to come true) (disclosure, CrunchFund owns Twitter stock).

Similar reports have been made against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has repeatedly denied the Holocaust occurred and regularly bashes Israel.

"We want to bring it to light regularly, repeatedly and soon".

It's the reason why most grand juries across America indict regularly, repeatedly, and routinely.

And that loop was regular, was repeatedly regularly and we just thought that was so silly, so we made it easier for partners to identify these transactions and share them or ask their partner what's that charge?