Sentence examples for A more regularly from inspiring English sources
But, he said, the channel still needed to evolve from a trusted source of breaking news to a more regularly watched outlet.
The contour based boundaries suggest clustering, the ellipse and rectangular boundaries suggest random dispersion, and the convex hull suggests a more regularly spaced vent distribution.
On the iPhone, I don't often find myself using Siri, but it's been a more regularly accessed resource on my Apple Watch thus far.
One part of this is measuring the frequency an item is purchased, with the assumption that a more regularly bought item will likely remain in-stock because it is frequently re-stocked.
A small-world network is characterized by having both the short path lengths typical of a random network and the high clustering typical of a more regularly wired (e.g. lattice) network.
In addition to performance-enhancing effects during a race, this can also mean that a trainer will be able to exercise a horse more regularly and strenuously beforehand.
He first floated the idea of moving the library to St . Pauls instead late last year, reasoning that residents would use a library more regularly and that it could also become a community center.
Mr. Boyd, the company's artistic director since 2003, clearly shares the current preoccupation with emphasizing the malaise and melancholia that are undeniably a strong element in the fabric of "As You Like It," a comedy more regularly celebrated in centuries past for its festive nature and its delectably witty heroine.
"But if anything when property is booming landlords are more willing to sit on stuff so the vacant opportunities come along a bit more regularly," he says.
"It would be an incredible luxury for the Australian team to be able to have Mike Hussey around a lot more regularly," Watson said of his Sydney Thunder teammate.
Long gone also is the day when only three of us put out the school newspaper, The Spectator, which was barely more than eight pages and appeared just a tad more regularly than Halley's Comet.
