Sentence examples for a much more frequent from inspiring English sources

Lifting of heavy burdens, that is, isometric work is a much more frequent work task in male occupations, and more dynamic work tasks more frequently characterise manual female work demands.

Madoff's former secretary said Katz was a much more frequent visitor to Madoff's offices than Wilpon.

"The point is that by putting up lots of satellites, we can image the whole Earth on a much more frequent basis," he said.

Better, in their view, to have a "pure" Labour government once in a blue moon than a necessarily more moderate Labour-Lib Dem alliance on a much more frequent basis.

Mr. Steigerwald also consulted the handwritten first draft of "Travels With Charley" — now at the Morgan Library & Museum — where Steinbeck's wife is a much more frequent presence than she is in the final text.

After the passage of the act, tax code revision became a much more frequent event, resulting in the return of many tax breaks and an increase in the number of tax brackets.

Similarly, Westerling et al. ([2006]) note an abrupt shift about the mid-1980s in the regime of infrequent large wildfires typically lasting a week to much more frequent ones burning for 5 weeks based on data across the western United States.

One form of hermaphroditism fairly common in bony fishes is the protogynous type, in which the individual functions first as a female and later as a male; it is much more frequent than the reverse situation (protandrous hermaphroditism).

In addition, one-nucleotide modifications (A and U) are much more frequent than two-nucleotide modifications (AA, AU, UU, etc).

observational study in Spain where primary prophylaxis with a G-CSF was much more frequent in the high-risk subgroup (70.9% vs. 39.0% of patients at moderate risk).

Sea rise is going to accelerate dramatically, and storms that used to occur once in a hundred or a thousand years will become much more frequent.