recurrent

This is a recurrent practice in the record industry, even today.

Doctors said they found no recurrent problems with his heart.

In the past, personal data protection has been a recurrent issue.

Our main recurrent problem was where to lay up for the night.

There was one recurrent dream in which nothing exactly happened.

Then at this point in the recurrent course of his thinking he always had to correct himself again.

Music has been one of the recurrent themes in her later art works.

Other surgeons will wait until they see a recurrent problem.

But in many cases the person will have recurrent outbreaks.

Then he told me that he'd been having a recurrent nightmare.

Memories of light have been a recurrent source for her work.

Yet, like any recurrent fear, it tells a society something about itself.

The idea took a firm hold on him, and became his most frequently recurrent thought.

Most people have at least one episode of recurrent low back pain.

It was, as we shall see, a recurrent problem among social democrats.

If it is recurrent your sexual partner may also need treatment.

He retired from his academic work in 1944 following recurrent heart problems.

Recurrent dreams - with which many of us are familiar.

Music and dance are other recurrent themes in the book.

By 9:15 he found the source of the recurrent bleeding.

Two years ago, right here on this spot, I had a recurrent dream, too.

Perhaps it reminded her of a recurrent dream she used to have as a child.

Given the recurrent nature of the problems, and residents' concern for their safety, what can be done?

Resistance to change - Perhaps the most recurrent theme in the story.

There is a recurrent human desire to drop our lives, to walk out of them.