Sentence examples for repeatedly established from inspiring English sources

Independent research and consultation has repeatedly established that what older and other service users want is a system of social care funded on the same basis as the NHS – funded from general taxation and free at the point of delivery.

Now that Minding is thoroughly and repeatedly established as the best of her sex, it would be a thrill to see her take on the colts, but O'Brien would offer no more than "she can go any route now", though he did hint that she may stay in training next year.

It is easy to guess the reason: the link, sometimes subtle but repeatedly established over time, between investment in basic research and macroeconomic growth.

This indicated that students in the high-achievement groups tended to monitor or control the progress of the group after they established the goals, whereas students in the low-achievement groups repeatedly established goals.

Despite Stolle's skepticism, the link between human action and climate change has been clearly and repeatedly established.

have been repeatedly established throughout the tropics.

An association between obesity and depression has repeatedly been established.

The association of hyperglycemia with adverse outcome has repeatedly been established in a variety of settings.

In the search for causal explanations of socioeconomic differences in cardiovascular diseases, it has been shown repeatedly that established risk factors such as smoking, physical inactivity, blood pressure, total-cholesterol, body mass index, and blood glucose, account for less than 50% of the socioeconomic differences in coronary heart disease (CHD) [ 4, 5].

He had failed repeatedly to establish a foothold in radio.

It was an especially important development for Fox because the network had failed repeatedly in establishing any comedies that were not animated.