Sentence examples for this year repeatedly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this year repeatedly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has occurred multiple times throughout the current year. Example: "This year repeatedly, we have seen an increase in community engagement during our events."
Polls this year repeatedly have shown that Trump is far more popular among those without college educations, a group of Americans who have found it far more difficult to come back from the Great Recession than those more highly educated.
To address this, Heinig et al. (2010) repeatedly permuted case/control status in a GWAS dataset to generate replicates of W under the null.
A Constituent Assembly, elected in 2008, repeatedly missed deadlines for writing a constitution.
The Bush campaign today repeatedly revised its schedule to adjust to a McCain threat in Washington.
"School Budgets: Bell Rings for Round 2" (May 29) repeatedly uses the word "austerity".
Kenneth Clark, in his classic book "The Nude" (1956), repeatedly compares a period's nudes to its architecture.
Ms. Bermúdez said she spent about $3,000 repeatedly washing clothes and buying the necessary cleaning supplies.
Ed Balls and Chancellor George Osborne today repeatedly refused to rule out deals with minor parties if the general election produces a hung parliament.
But Mr Fogh Rasmussen played a similarly oblique game in 2009, repeatedly denying any interest in NATO.
His band, Spoon, which formed in 1994, repeatedly demonstrates the rewards of working within limits and embracing rules.
Ayman al-Zawahiri, who succeeded Osama bin Laden in 2011, repeatedly tried to rein in Baghdadi, to no avail.
