Sentence examples for some iterations from inspiring English sources

And yet I hope it's not only defensiveness that urges me to defend the form against an indictment that in some iterations seems more trendy than rigorous.

However, the Clippers could acquire Garnett — who was included in some iterations of the deal — or Pierce if they are released.

The petition blamed the Afghan regime and not Muslim culture for the abuses of women, and some iterations sought to pre-empt relativists who would "excuse everything on cultural grounds".

According to some iterations of this hypothesis, the chief justice, John Roberts, will broker such a compromise and vote accordingly in order to maintain his image as the even-handed "balls-and-strikes" caller he claimed to be a decade ago in his Senate nomination hearing.

The centerpiece of Skyactiv is power-plant engineering that relies on extremely high compression ratios, up to 14 1 in some iterations; specially tuned exhaust plumbing that reduces combustion temperature; variable valve timing; and direct fuel injection to deliver fuel economy and performance to rival hybrid powertrains and turbocharged direct-injection engines.

Let us recall some iterations in the following.

Most of his questions are some iteration of asking Obama: Seriously, how heinous is Mitt Romney?

The show lets contestants present some iteration of performance that is traditionally tied to being gay.

And that whatever we're seeing must have happened in some iteration, at some point, sometime in the past somewhere.

Yet the Algerians have not given up hope of working with Ansar Dine, or at least some iteration of it.

But what does it mean when a woman seemingly agrees to some iteration of this kind of limitation – and then changes her mind?