Sentence examples for time encounter from inspiring English sources

David Cameron wrongfooted Ed Miliband at their final prime minister's question time encounter on Wednesday by echoing Labour's headline-grabbing pledge not to increase VAT.

In a tetchy BBC Question Time encounter with Ukip's Nigel Farage, it was Brand who produced the zinger, with the jibe that his opponent was "a pound-shop Enoch Powell".

Nevertheless, the failure to understand the nature of marginal tax rates is something that occurs far too often in lay journalism, to the extent that you do, from time to time, encounter stories about people artificially restraining their own income out of terror that they'll end up on the losing end of a tax rate deal.

Alternatively, the symbionts may undergo regular or occasional horizontal transmissions between hosts and at that time encounter opportunities for recombination between strains.

Even with full attention to these Guidelines and/or other established rules of good practice (Coecke et al, 2005; Freshney, 2010; Davis, 2011), every laboratory will, from time to time, encounter problems ranging from widespread fungal contamination to quite subtle deviations from normal patterns of cell growth.

He has for the first time encountered formidable opposition from the Republicans in Congress.

Being Speaker also requires her to spend much of her time encountering New Yorkers she hopes one day to represent.

It was my first time encountering people who have never had access to any kind of modern infrastructure.

It means entering other people's lives, spending time, encountering participants and their neighbours and relatives.

If this is your first time encountering a piece, start at the beginning and work slowly forward.

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