Sentence examples for sporadically applied from inspiring English sources

While common in nature, such mechanisms are only sporadically applied technologically in a purposeful manner.

But those codes were only sporadically applied in the days when judicial campaigns consisted mostly of polite promises of integrity.

In 1952 the voluntary, sporadically applied "H" (for "Horror") rating was upgraded to a compulsory "X" but that was a rather wimpy X, only ruling out under-16s.

It is also worth wondering why the Heat have only sporadically applied this level of defensive focus and energy during the series.

The Mexico City Policy, also known as the "Global Gag Rule," sporadically applied since the 1980s by conservative administrations, prohibited foreign organizations receiving US economic aid the right to use non-US funding to provide information for legal abortion or advocate for the legalization of abortion in their country.

Evidence that guidelines are sporadically applied was demonstrated in EUROASPIRE.

Most companies sporadically apply the principles of certainty, but not in a conscious or strategic way.

Touched in the head, touched for money, touched as in moved or sentimentally engaged: in this show, all the above sporadically apply.

Brown said he expected China to continue with its subtle, if ultimately ineffective, balancing act that involves sporadically applying pressure — such as the ban on North Korean coal imports introduced in February after the assassination of Kim Jong Un's half-brother — and observing "some of" the sanctions on Pyongyang.

The compensatory premium for breeding in the LFAs continued largely unaffected, while some agri-environmental measures (these including extensification and organic farming) were applied sporadically.

The customer insists that he used a humidifier but, when gently pressed, acknowledges that he applied it sporadically.