Sentence examples for sometimes shed from inspiring English sources

The Z-score can sometimes shed light on the underlying cause of bone loss.

A collector who discovers that he owns a fake can sometimes shed it to a museum for a tax benefit.

But when partners fall out and go to court, light is sometimes shed on the bargaining process and what it exposes is not always pretty.

IT FLUTTERS over every public building, and above thousands upon thousands of suburban front doors; children salute it at school; soldiers stand to attention before it; in its presence even presidents sometimes shed a tear.

Political action has sometimes shed light on the problem, but profoundly silent attitudes about racial and/or ethnic prejudice, which are part and parcel of our cultural system, will take a long time to change.

Ruminants are primary reservoirs of EcO157 and may sometimes shed as many as 107 per gram of feces [21], but there are no reports of evidence for the consumption of EcO157 by rumen protozoa.

We typically lose some 100 hairs a day but sometimes shedding accelerates due to stress, illness, medication or hormones.

In Tolo's early days, he launched "Hop," an MTV-like music program, with female v.j.s sometimes shedding their head scarves, and videos featuring gyrating women.

I wore a sweater that I have worn many times, and have usually only received praise about, or someone telling me I was shedding because it sometimes sheds like most wool sweaters will do.

Sometimes movies shed light on matters of pressing public concern.

MA: A young partner at another firm, even top firms, you're still fighting for a long term position, and sometimes they shed partners.