Sentence examples for sporadically issued from inspiring English sources

Consumer groups and employers have sporadically issued reports documenting a rise in drug prices and insurance premiums.

(A more aggressive side to his playing is evident in the recordings made of his live jam sessions in Harlem in 1941, which have been sporadically issued on collector's labels).

Set in the near future, Pacific Rim starts with a sequence that would put the finales of most giant monster movies to shame, explaining how an interdimensional portal opened deep in the Pacific Ocean and began sporadically issuing gigantic reptilian beasts called kaiju that devastated several cities.

Best's catalogs, issued sporadically in previous years, will appear regularly starting next spring.

After teasing fans in June with a new song, "Bagboy," the band issued the four-song "EP-1" early on Tuesday, the first in a series of mini-releases it plans to put out sporadically over the next 15 months.

Though sidelined by health issues sporadically during this season in particular, Mr. Levine has somehow managed to seem ubiquitous.

Facebook's handling of child protection issues has sporadically attracted criticism — including a year ago, after a BBC investigation found it was failing to remove reported child exploitation imagery.

This rings true -- the use of military force has proven only sporadically effective for international issues.

Leaders of that party, beginning with the president have sporadically talked about the issue while consistently doing very little about it.

In the current campaign, the vice president has at least sporadically tried to make an issue of the environment, though again, this focus has not received extensive coverage.

Where stories about business and environmental issues used to appear sporadically in major business publications, they are now daily fare, with as many as a dozen articles in a single daily edition.