Sentence examples for sometimes generated from inspiring English sources
Conflicts between some countries' nuclear ambitions and various international conventions have sometimes generated great controversy.
Mr. Thaksin was the sort of charismatic populist that is sometimes generated by democracies, especially during periods of uncertainty.
It took me to albums such as As If It Never Existed by voidesque, an electroacoustic composition graduate, not to mention professional Javanese gamelan player, whose warped beats are sometimes generated by algorithms.
Whereas, in nuclear genome level, different dataset applied with different method sometimes generated different results.
An innovative idea is sometimes generated by the innovators and sometimes transferred from external best practices.
As mentioned earlier, simple policies were used for generating referring expressions, so spurious context phrases and articles were sometimes generated.
How can tall buildings sometimes generate lightning?
I wonder if tiny villages sometimes generate more creativity than cities.
This legal maneuver is not uncommon, but it's often complicated and it sometimes generates litigation.
The software itself can be buggy, and it sometimes generates pop-up and moving banner ads.
But putting unlikely and uninhibited interlocutors together sometimes generates original ideas.
