Sentence examples for repeatedly released from inspiring English sources
To their credit, Chinese psychiatrists repeatedly released Ms. Huang despite pressure from county officials to keep her locked up.
The hormones repeatedly released in stressful situations damage brain tissue and establish a response pathway that becomes habitual.
Mr. Dabah, in his letter, said that since his resignation, the company had repeatedly released "disparaging and misleading" statements about his conduct.
Over the past few years, Kirgizstan has repeatedly released more water from its Toktogul reservoir than was agreed to generate electricity, flooding Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan in winter and risking a shortage of water for irrigation in the summer.
Although NATO has repeatedly released statements announcing the repulsion of Taliban forces and the commitment of tribal elders to supporting the Afghan government, the area has continued to be vulnerable to attacks, suggesting that local support for insurgents remains.
Provincial officials have been coordinating their epidemiological and scientific work with Hong Kong officials closely, with the result that the Hong Kong government has repeatedly released information before it becomes public on the mainland.
RCA has already scoured its archives repeatedly, releasing everything from outtakes to stage patter.
Daily bingeing on sugar repeatedly releases dopamine in the accumbens shell.
At the other, most earthquakes might be very small, repeatedly releasing tiny amounts of energy and never doing much harm.
Through a program administered by the World Health Organization, Merck donated ivermectin to countries where millions were afflicted by the disease, which is caused when black flies living in rapidly running rivers bite a person repeatedly, releasing parasitic worms.
Transmitted when black flies living in rapidly running rivers bite a victim repeatedly, releasing parasitic worms into the body, the disease brings excruciating itching, creates nodules under the skin and often results in blindness.
