Sentence examples for took place often from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Mr. Volcker said that proprietary trading took place "often at the expense of customer relationships".

Detectives found evidence that the gang travelled between Merseyside and Kent before and after the offences took place, often in convoys.

Jerry loved nothing more than to be with his wife, children and siblings to him life was a celebration of family his favorite of which took place often on his beloved Cape Cod.

The ring, dubbed the Codwise Crew after the Corona street where one of their robberies took place, often sought out Asian or Indian immigrants, believing them more likely to keep cash at home, the police said.

Crack growth was seen to follow a path along the interface, except at very high applied driving forces (defined in terms of the range of stress intensity ΔK or the elastic strain energy release rate ΔG), where a transition to growth in the metal layer took place, often involving a change in fracture mode to microvoid coalescence.

That, he added, doesn't even touch what is the biggest problem: not just the firing ranges, but the hundreds of battlefields where conflict took place — often next to the homes, villages, and fields of the local population — which are nearly impossible to track but are filled with undetonated, and unstable, explosives.

Verma compares the infrastructure built in Victorian England to that being created in the developing world today, where rapid urbanisation is taking place, often without enough time and resources.

Although the space is shared with the center's live arts program, movies can be seen on several nights a week, and on Sunday afternoons when an after-show discussion takes place, often with the director present.

Maritime accidents, when taking place, often affect in large scale over the environment, society and economy.

While secondary offerings take place often with public companies, there are a few questions that are raised with this offering.

Some 98% of teachers questioned said they are either very or quite concerned that reading for pleasure does not take place often enough in some homes.