Sentence examples for repeatedly instead of from inspiring English sources

In X-MAC[2], the sender sends short preambles repeatedly, instead of a long preamble.

If you want to avoid this scenario, you can just use the basic in-line (in-text) citation format repeatedly, instead of using the ref name tag.

Examples of reusable products you can use are rags and towels for cleaning as opposed to paper towels, and toilet-bowl brushes that can be used repeatedly instead of just one time.

Also, he had to contend during most of his reign with Godfrey II, duke of Upper Lorraine, whom he repeatedly pardoned instead of disciplining.

Aniana repeatedly read "treating" instead of "creating," apparently unaware that the word made no sense in context.

When ray surfing, if you are constantly falling and losing lives, don't be afraid to let go of A or even repeatedly tap it instead of holding it down to make Ray go slower, allowing you to be more cautious.

Instead of repeatedly spraying paint onto car-body parts or drilling holes into pieces of steel, retail workers are often assisting shoppers, answering questions, or restocking shelves.

Repeatedly suspending disruptive children instead of excluding them means they don't get the specialist help they need to get back on the straight and narrow".

"The LGA would be better served working with the industry to find ways to speed up the flow of implementable planning permissions so we can deliver desperately needed new homes, instead of repeatedly publishing misleading data".

Instead of repeatedly ingesting pills or taking injections, an athlete may be able, with a single insertion of genetic material, to sustain bulked-up muscle mass or heightened oxygen-carrying capacity for months or even years.

Stories fundamentally alters the nature of Snapchat, in three ways: messages now live for up to twenty-four houratherthan than for ten seconds; they can be viewed repeatedly within that window, instead of just once; and they create within Snapchat what is effectively a stream of content and a semi-public persona.