Sentence examples for sometimes monthly from inspiring English sources

Statistics on global portfolio investment flows have typically been collected on a quarterly or sometimes monthly basis.

New entrepreneurs – and, of course, Sir Ray Tindle – have recognised this and responded by launching highly-localised weekly, sometimes monthly, titles... Individual profits are small but, just like the first family owners, each title can be the building block in an expanding group.

But those results still won't fit neatly with parallel findings from comScore or Nielsen, if present experience is any guide – while even the basic ABCe findings here are becoming an infuriating morass of inconsistency, sometimes giving daily figures, sometimes monthly, sometimes posting N/A in column after column.

Regular dividends are those the company expects to maintain, paid quarterly (sometimes monthly, semiannually or annually).

Then the repeated - sometimes monthly - polio immunisation rounds in at-risk communities can stop and the vaccine be part of the standard childhood schedule.

My black girlfriends unfriend me sometimes monthly because they say I am weak, I am vague, I am less than forthright and I have therefore become a part of the problem or the reason for the problems and challenges that people of color face.

For example: Yipit releases a sometimes-monthly report on the movement and flux in the space, and this report collects data from more than 650 deals sites.

When the community caught wind of his intention to sell, they began holding boisterous, sometimes contentious monthly town meetings (hence the therapist).

The agency said revisions were due to a "processing error" in how it factored in trade in gold, part of a category known as erratics – which also includes precious gems and aircraft – that can sometimes distort monthly trade figures due to unpredictable flows.

At the time, many online music services offered complicated terms that sometimes involved monthly fees and a limited number of downloads.

Typically, one or a team of organizers will informally claim a hashtag and then invite colleagues and others from their professional learning networks to participate in weekly (sometimes biweekly, monthly or sporadic) conversations.