Sentence examples for repeatedly named from inspiring English sources

The magazine said male immigrants were reportedly repeatedly named as the perpetrators of the assaults.

Computer Associates has been repeatedly named a "Best Place to Work" by Computerworld and Fortune magazines.

Bart was repeatedly named as a Best Doctor by Castle Connolly and Town & Country.

Gannett had admonished Mackey earlier when she repeatedly named the woman during her questioning.

From the 60s onward she was repeatedly named in polls of the world's most admired figures.

Updated at 6.24pm BST 6.18pm BST Campbell has repeatedly named Henry Chao as a primary contact at CMS.

Malaysia's prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, was characteristically forthright, repeatedly naming Mr Soros as the guilty man.

It seems that this isn't a very popular thing to admit lately what with Dawkins, Hitchens and others repeatedly naming religion as the root of all evil.

Attempts to identify a famous footballer hiding behind a privacy injunction have spiralled into an online battle over freedom of speech, as internet users responded to high court action by repeatedly naming him on Twitter.

In its latest advertisement, a 60-second spot that has been running heavily in places across Florida, Michigan, Nevada and Virginia, an announcer repeatedly names Solyndra, the government-backed solar power company that went bankrupt and has become a focus of conservative anger over wasteful spending.

ZTE has also been repeatedly name-checked by U.S. intelligence officials over spying concerns, along with fellow Chinese smartphone maker Huawei — though ZTE has managed to make more inroads with U.S. carriers over the years, regularly showing up around fourth place in market share. .