Sentence examples for repeatedly encountered from inspiring English sources

Janek and his men repeatedly encountered great piles of crumbling rocks, which they had to remove.

For nearly a decade, as Major League Baseball has tried to solve its doping riddle, its investigators have repeatedly encountered vivid tales of star players using banned substances.

One question that Mr. Tierney and his co-founders say they repeatedly encountered as they sought financing was: What does Bain get out of this?

The committee said it had "repeatedly encountered an unwillingness to provide the detailed information that we sought, claims of ignorance or lack of recall and deliberate obfuscation".

One of the obstacles that Ms. Reding has repeatedly encountered during her campaign are questions about whether companies would be able to recruit enough suitably trained women for top positions.

"We have repeatedly encountered an unwillingness to provide the detailed information that we sought, claims of ignorance or lack of recall, and deliberate obfuscation," the panel, known as the Culture, Media and Sport Committee, said in a report.

As a social worker in downtown Passaic, I repeatedly encounter the destitute living conditions of numerous Passaic residents.

So you repeatedly encounter block-lettered signs by Daniel Joseph Martinez declaiming thoughts like "Probes your head like a prolonged accusation," which is apt under the circumstances.

Between conversations with a hot dog vendor (Hakan Tolga Polat) and a street merchant (Robert Metz), he dallies with passengers — a Finn Mia Jessupp) and a Basque (Sarah Mollo-Christensen) — while repeatedly encountering an old flame (Keelie A. Sheridan).

Now an unassuming adjunct history professor, Michael delineates a series of minor events—a faculty dinner party, a risqué piece of performance art, an amateur striptease contest through which he repeatedly encounters an uninhibited 23-year-old named Flower Cannon.

If "The Secret," a best-selling self-help book, promises riches through manifestation — think about a pile of gold and one will literally appear — "The Tools" represents a prosperity gospel better suited to a patient base that repeatedly encounters humiliation and failure even as it is conditioned to expect life-altering windfalls.