Cyclical

cycle (noun) - a regular pattern of events over time

cyclical (adjective) - over time following a regular pattern of increase and decrease 

cycle time - time between start and completion of production

a boom-and-bust cycle
illegal fishing of several kinds persists within a boom-and-bust cycle governed largely by the tastes of Asian markets

economic markets are cyclical
cyclical demand for  products

a cyclical downturn
a cyclical peak
a cyclical recovery

the length of the cycle
go through a cycle
at this point in the cycle
a diagram of the cycle

the current cycle
starting the cycle anew
seasonal cycle

the cycle was repeated

break a cycle
broke its every-other-year cycle

the design cycle

the business cycle
cyclical stocks
cyclical unemployment
a cyclical industry

an endless cycle
in Buddhism the endless cycle of birth, death and rebirth

a natural cycle
the lifecycle of butterflys
the reproductive cycle of monkeys

cut cycle time by 30 seconds
reduction in manufacturing cycle time

an annual cycle
a monthly cycle  
a regular cycle

a brutal cycle
the brutal cycle of violence
caught in a cycle of drugs and violence

a cycle of violence
the cycle of violence that has plagued Kenyan politics for decades

an election cycle
contribution limits of $12,200 per candidate in an election cycle

the ten year cycle to develop new standards

this relatively late stage of the bear cycle in the ctock market
an unprecedented market cycle

cycle after cycle
a never-ending cycle
a cycle of never-ending debt

harvest cycle

animal life cycle
managing the complete life cycle by producing seed (e.g., fish fry) in a hatchery

cycle of decay and renewal
the cycle of decay and renewal that is an important part of capitalism

the hydrologic cycle

a woman's menstrual cycle

the addiction cycle
We will explore the neurobiological mechanisms of addiction involved in these stages of the addiction cycle

the cycle of insurgency and counterinsurgency that began in 2003

the commercialization cycle

a vicious cycle
beset by a vicious cycle
a vicious cycle of debt and deflation

just a vicious cycle: people spend less, therefore others earn less, therefore they spend less
breaks the vicious cycle

the vicious cycle of failure and self-recrimination

setting off a vicious cycle
perpetuates a vicious cycle
fell into a vicious cycle
This vicious cycle goes on and on

 a highly destructive vicious cycle

the antidote to the vicious cycle

a vicious cycle of weaker readership and weaker advertising

Posted by Jon Fernquest at 02:02 PM