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intermittently

[in-ter-mit-nt-lee] / ˌɪn tərˈmɪt nt li /


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An eighth prisoner is described by supporters of intermittently joining the protest but then breaking it, due to an underlying health condition.

From BBC

The madcap zeal that Madame Pernelle brings to the stage only intermittently returns to the production.

From The Wall Street Journal

While back-up generators run only intermittently, their presence is concentrated in a handful of regions.

From Los Angeles Times

Doctors warn that people like Gabriela, who have no medical need for weight-loss jabs and are taking them intermittently and without clinical supervision, are gambling with their health.

From BBC

The St. Louis Fed has intermittently made payments since early this year, and cumulative losses at the Philadelphia, Cleveland, and New York Fed banks have stabilized.

From Barron's