Sentence examples for understood repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan, who, as I recall, is not accused of being a tax-and-spend socialist, understood repeatedly that when the deficit started to get out of control, that for him to make a deal he would have to propose both spending cuts and tax increases.

For some reason it's easier to wrap our heads around and forgive real human contact with a happy ending than it is to understand repeatedly Tweeting your junk.

What is remarkable about this otherwise meticulous approach of Indian semantics is that the concept "woman" apparently is a black box understood as "repeatedly enact[ing] a desire to be penetrated by a real man" (p. 271).

But the commander, who in the past has said that his wife can understand him, repeatedly declined to say whether Ms. Giffords helped him to reach his decision, or whether she was even aware of the decision.

I don't prohibit myself from participating in these things, but I also understand that repeatedly engaging in these activities past my "bedtime" will inhibit my sleep and daily performance.

Mr. Brando intuitively understood this, and repeatedly sent his talent into battle against his fame.

The home secretary is understood to have been repeatedly challenged by Tory MPs on Monday night over her refusal to guarantee the right of EU citizens to remain in Britain.

This intent was understood by stakeholders and repeatedly emphasised, in all five school contexts.

4 5 When and how new successful S aureus clones arise is an incompletely understood process which has repeatedly had a major clinical impact.

If A is known to activate B perhaps A is a transcription factor and B a protein that is induced by A then it is not unusual to find activation summarized in some Hill function of the form (1) d [ B ] dt = M [ A ] h K h + [ A ] h, for which, as Hill himself well understood and has been repeatedly pointed out [ 19], there is almost no realistic biochemical justification.

"I just wanted to understand," he says repeatedly during our interview.