The doctor recommended increasing EPA intake to help reduce inflammation.

The EPA announced new regulations to reduce industrial emissions next year.

The conference brought together representatives from several EPAs to discuss air quality standards.

Medieval calendarists calculated the epact each year to determine the date of Easter.

The ancient astronomer recorded the epagomenal days at the end of the year to keep the lunar calendar aligned with the seasons.

The epactal layers were clearly visible between the sandstone beds.

On my walk through the reserve, I stopped to admire the delicate white flowers of an epacris growing among the rocks.

The botanist studied the epacrises on the rocky hillside during the field survey.

The scholar's appeal to epagoge convinced the audience that the universal law was likely true.

Epanadiplosis, the rhetorical device that uses the same word both at the beginning and the end of a sentence, can give an ordinary line a haunting symmetry.