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sometimes

[suhm-tahymz] / ˈsʌmˌtaɪmz /


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Consequently there will continue to be passionate, sometimes contentious, debate over whether the cosmos is gently whispering to us about its true nature, or whether astronomers are chasing celestial ghosts.

From BBC

If a sterile neutrino were sometimes produced instead, it would leave a recognizable distortion, or "kink," in that pattern.

From Science Daily

The supremely gifted 22-year-old has sometimes left Guardiola frustrated after over-elaborating when a simple pass would be the better option, but he showcased his dazzling skill to great effect at the City Ground.

From Barron's

Sometimes, like in Melbourne, the ball does all sorts for the seamers, sometimes it turns square on a dust bowl.

From BBC

As a mother of two, Ashley Pine, 41, has sometimes struggled with her children’s musical selections.

From The Wall Street Journal