Sentence examples for a more frequent issue from inspiring English sources

"You may forgive the odd customer service blip, but if errors, computer down time and staff incompetence become a more frequent issue then you are more likely to consider moving to a new provider even if the rates you are currently receiving are above average," says Andrew Hagger of MoneyComms.

Demands for ICU beds are increasing worldwide and delay to ICU admission is becoming a more frequent issue.

Finally, we wished to obtain data in a population of critically ill patients exhibiting indices of extreme severity, in whom cardiac output determination and manipulation are likely to be a more frequent issue than in other subsets of patients.

To allow for variable dose delivery as a result of age/weight/surface area-based dosing, and to facilitate ease of administration, liquid oral dosage form is often required in the treatment of children, making blinding liquid formulation a more frequent issue in paediatric setting.

Disclosure of such information has in recent years been a more frequent subject of shareholder proposals at public companies than any other corporate governance issue.

Serious trouble is rare; the more frequent issue is the low-level, day-in-day-out disruption that wears teachers, children and parents down.

During the recent decade, visual impact on cultural heritage and heritage sites has become a more frequent but contentious issue in public and academic discussions.

He was supported by another Tory, Peter Bone, a more frequent rebel, who called the issue a "constitutional matter" which was "extremely important".

Perry Newman, S. Portland, Maine: I do think you'd have a bit more credibility on the issues if you were a more frequent visitor to the region.

A more frequent insulin treatment was tried.

There is a perennial debate that occurs in the literary world, as regular as spring tulips but a good deal more frequent, concerning the thorny issue of genre.