Sentence examples for a much more regular from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing people doing smaller things but on a much more regular basis.

I decided to run a different kind of shop, on the English model, you might say, with a much more regular output.

There was a time when weather of the kind Britain is experiencing now – a much more regular occurrence – was a matter of life and death.

In the southern tropical regions, rivers have a much more regular regime, running full throughout the year, except in the dry rain-shadow areas leeward of the mountains.

This is good news for English speakers who are keen to learn Italian, Albanian, or Finnish – these languages feature a much more regular correspondence between spelling and pronunciation.

"The high-level panel was a celebrity-type arrangement, let's confess to that," says Kamau. "We're a much more regular intergovernmental process.

That's because the erratic squiggle is, effectively, the sum of a number of much more regular squiggles, which represent different frequencies of sound.

The backswamp area of a floodplain is usually much more regular, and its flatness is disrupted only by oxbow channels (abandoned river channels) or by ridgelike deposits known as splay deposits that have broken through natural levees and spread onto the backswamp surface.

Compared with the oscillation of the CNT inside an un-bridged CNS, the CNT oscillation inside an interlayer-bridged CNS is much more regular.

In the Prairies, on the interior plains, the grid is much more regular, partly as a result of the topography and partly because a plan for the subdivision of the whole region was laid out before it was settled, and based rigidly on lines of latitude and longitude.

Such exercises will become much more regular and likely grander, he added, "especially once China adds a carrier to the mix".