Sentence examples for sometimes by using from inspiring English sources

The Times found that Mr. Wen's relatives accumulated shares in banks, jewelers, tourist resorts, telecommunications companies and infrastructure projects, sometimes by using offshore entities.

Novelists such as Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford, Virginia Woolf, and, in his later period, Henry James developed a multiple-aspect narrative, sometimes by using time shifts and flashbacks and by writing from different points of view, sometimes by using the device (dating back to Classical Greek romances) of having one or more narrators as characters within the story.

The gang will then take over a premises, sometimes by force, sometimes by using a house or flat belonging to local addicts who are paid in drugs, and sometimes by beginning a relationship with a vulnerable woman.

(In November, the Chinese Society of Education issued a video quiz for primary-school students, which included the question "What number should you dial when you spot spying activities?") China's intelligence services have demonstrated greater sophistication in seeking to compromise foreign officials, sometimes by using hacked information.

Mr. Pamuk found his museum objects "half by walking and half by clicking" on the Internet, and sometimes by using "ayakci," or footmen, to gather items from shops and bring them to him as his team worked on designing the displays.

The third man on the list, William McGuire William McGuire of UnitedHealth Group, wouldn't crack the top 15 if they were running hedge funds, private investment partnerships that can make outside gains sometimes by using leverage and exotic derivatives.

The meaning is sometimes emphasized by using the paradoxical expression "wei wu wei": "action without action".

Re-tabooing is an attempt, sometimes semantically by using dysphemisms, to defend the taboo.

Image interpretation can sometimes be improved by using PCA to reduce topographic effects.

The limitation can sometimes be overcome by using data from multiple breeds.

In exosomal protein analyses, AGO2 has sometimes been identified by using mass spectrometry (MS) or Western blotting [51,64].