Sentence examples for repeatedly noticed from inspiring English sources

Ambulance staff and other visitors repeatedly noticed that there were not enough members of staff in the home to look after the residents.

For instance, a barmaid is given a punning name and then the pun is repeatedly noticed, spelled out and explained by various characters with deliberately wearying pedantry.

During my research, I repeatedly noticed how celebrities like Marlon Brando or Harry Belafonte attracted additional press attention to campaigns, marches, and rallies.

Indeed we have repeatedly noticed an augmentation of HIF activation by tunicamycin and thapsigargin.

During the course of the experiments, we repeatedly noticed that RASSF2A transformants exhibited a round morphology, suggesting that RASSF2A expression leads to the inhibition Ras and, in turn, inhibition of focal adhesion and stress fiber formation and activation of paxillin.

It wasn't until I was forced to give in to my late night struggles for clarity and repeatedly noticing the infusion of brilliance that followed with the breaking of dawn that enabled me to finally embrace the Purposeful Pause.

The Statesman repeatedly notices the road traveled longer roads and shorter roads that will take us to our destination or lead us astray.

Reading through this pageant with much enjoyment, I kept applying the brakes with a "Yes, but …" Repeatedly I noticed assertions pushing evidence beyond what is justified in the interests of making a tidy and cogent case.

But taken as a whole, it is astonishing how many outright masterpieces he created, films you can watch repeatedly, sometimes noticing a new angle, sometimes just thrilling all over again to the same brilliantly framed moments of danger, humour or fear.

If you have to push your brake pedal to the floor, pump your brakes repeatedly or notice spongy soft brakes, pull over immediately and call for help.

JohnCondor said: "I've noticed repeatedly that people who hardly know anything about hip-hop really get taken by surprise and then carried away by Mobb Deep's 1995 album The Infamous".