Sentence examples for since this cycle from inspiring English sources

"The thing I have said almost since this cycle began is the real worry you have is that [Republicans] just won't turn out.

Since this cycle has some high temperature stages, a study on these parts is essential to realize the entirety of the cycle, including the high temperature anti-corrosion equipment materials and the system to evaluate the performance of the materials.

It is now 55 months since this cycle's June 2009 start.

However, since in this cycle it's fashionable to snub the billionaires and base your campaign on small donations from regular folks, let me make a suggestion.

Oil and gas (a component of the energy sector) has been Bishop's most generous industry since 2010, and this cycle it, too, has been more giving than ever, providing him with $109,000 so far -- equal to what it donated to him in the whole 2014 campaign.

Now, this pattern may not matter much this cycle, since these are national House race exit polls, and the biggest battles in 2014 are a handful of Senate contests.

The only way to break this cycle, since our government doesn't seem to want to end its habit of financially supporting fraud-committing, repeat-offending, client-fleecing banks, is for these big "muppet" clients to start taking their business elsewhere.

Less than a week later, that editorial independence looks less secure than it has at any time since this election cycle began.

Since this latest cycle of drought hit Kenya, food prices have skyrocketed.

I swear to God, I've aged eons since this election cycle began; the image above would be funny if it weren't so true.

During its run-up in 2010 I wrote "Why You Should Love Netflix," then when the stock crashed in late 2011 I wrote "The Case for Buying Netflix" and last January I predicted Netflix to be "the turnaround story of 2012". It would be logical to ask why I would remain bullish through all the ups and downs of this cycle - especially since Netflix is still only about half of its value at its high-point.