Sentence examples for which occasionally is from inspiring English sources

Gymnastics is truly a pressure sport, which occasionally is not helped by idiosyncratic judging.

Indirect-acting sympathomimetic drugs include ephedrine, which occasionally is used as a nasal decongestant, and amphetamines.

Ben could be anyone, which occasionally is the same as saying he's not really anybody in particular.

Like most journalists, I admire the paper's professional brilliance which, occasionally, is used to make points I agree with.

Although infection with HIV is not an illness per definition, it falls under the category of CMC, which occasionally is also referred to as illness in this article.

Such engineering, however, may impose quite some stress on the producing organism, which occasionally is visible as an increased genetic instability of a production strain [ 7, 20– 20].

For the show, the theme suggested a sense of calm and peace, with pants and dresses drawn on the slim Armani silhouettes, which occasionally was too constricting for the long skirts.

But the champion's euphoria lasted as long as it took his promoter, Lou DiBella, to reacquaint him with the realities of life and boxing (which, occasionally, are the same thing).

Resultantly, rain water and the normal domestic sewage carry lot of organic loads which occasionally are withheld in low land areas or small ponds.

Glowing pink trees and gravity-defying hallways are among the World Architecture Festival's selects for the 2015 experimental building of the year, including top experimental structures —which occasionally aren't even buildings.

This process yields randomly distributed nanowires (Fig. 2 ▶ b), which occasionally are oriented perpendicular to the membrane (Fig. 2 ▶ c).