Sentence examples for repeatedly edged from inspiring English sources

For decades, in Trump's business dealings, he never paid a price for his salesman's hype, which repeatedly edged into falsehood.

He also steps into the job at a moment of strength for "World News Tonight," which in recent months has repeatedly edged out overall ratings leader "NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams" among viewers 25 to 54, the age group favored by advertisers in the news. .

Rindt repeatedly tried to edge away only for Stewart to reel him back in as they vied even while sweeping past backmarkers.

Conservatives warn, repeatedly, of Democrats edging toward the slippery slope of "government-controlled health insurance," as former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York puts it, and promote the innovation and choice offered by private insurers.

We may repeatedly add edges satisfying the inequality stated in the assertion of the theorem, until addition is no longer possible, thereby getting a sequence of graphs G=G0,G1,…,G r =c(G) such that either each graph in the sequence is Hamiltonian or no graph in the sequence is.

Starting with the real network, repeatedly, two edges are chosen at random, their target nodes or their nodes of origin are exchanged, provided the resulting edges do not already exist.

The tree-structure for a character α in T is formed by repeatedly contracting edges of T connecting nodes that have the same state (other than ∗) for α.

The betweenness of all remaining edges was recalculated and the edge with the highest betweenness was removed repeatedly until no edges remained.

Repeatedly both players had the crowd edging forward in anticipation of something special as they strained at the limit of their skills.

In its early years, the Public was repeatedly on the edge of bankruptcy.

Though she has no intention of ever again opening one of Leroux's books, she watches the clip repeatedly, "on the edge of tears".