Sentence examples for which sometimes occurs from inspiring English sources

Or Sam may have a tic disorder, which sometimes occurs alongside A.D.H.D.

Such disconcerting double vision, which sometimes occurs when a long-absent old acquaintance comes into view, may well blur your eyes as you watch a perfectly (and affectingly) cast Karen Allen in "A Summer Day," the Norwegian dramatist Jon Fosse's haunted play about time and stasis at the Cherry Lane Theater.

Pediculolysis means stress fracture of the pedicle, which sometimes occurs subsequent to unilateral spondylolysis [5].

Pediculolysis means stress fracture of the pedicle, which sometimes occurs subsequent to unilateral spondylolysis.

The method is insufficient for handling pointers to functions (function-pointers) which are abundantly used in C programs, defensive programming which is widely adopted in industrial software development projects, and re-entrancy which sometimes occurs in programs using callback functions.

The agency's role of mass digital surveillance, which sometimes occurs while it's supposed to be investigating cyber threats, has put the agency under the microscope.

Consequently, they cycle through the biosphere differently from carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur, all of which sometimes occur as volatile gases.

She finds the signs helpful, although she says the automated announcements, which sometimes occur every 30 seconds, are annoying.

Fish like to dart around the rugged stony area, but it is most notable for the harmless jellyfish which sometimes occur in dense masses.

After surgery, which sometimes occurred during the five-day treatment, those patients were 60 percent less likely to develop infections than patients receiving a placebo of ointment and soap.

Even after being nominated for ten Oscars and winning numerous awards from critics' groups and the guilds, the film still seems arbitrary — one of those freaks of idealism which sometimes occur in the movies.