Sentence examples for already frequently from inspiring English sources

Removal of belts, shoes and other accessories, already frequently requested, is likely to become more common.

Mr. Sullivan noted that Google's search results already frequently point to content on YouTube, Blogger and other Google-owned sites.

The aftermath has left Pakistanis to challenge their leadership, and the United States to further question an already frequently distrusted partner.

"They're already frequently leading a double life or are considered social outcasts and often are in dire need of money," said a Spanish Red Cross social worker running a healthcare programme for prostitutes.

Young women, whose bodies are already frequently seen as public property, are particularly subjected to this kind of stigmatization – and, though men are not often blamed in the same way, they're also not seen as "victims" either (and they should be).

Although soil magnetometry is already frequently used to determine the extent of anthropogenic soil pollution, intensive effort is still needed to improve the effectiveness of magnetometric surveys.

Ed Bott with seven (already) frequently-asked questions, including "OMG DID YOU KNOW IT HAS A KEYLOGGER??" Kevin Poulsen: In a much-discussed editorial that ran Friday, The Washington Post sided with law enforcement.

If you've read Morgan's last and best-known book, the harrowing "Gap Creek" (an Oprah's Book Club selection in 2000), you know that this North Carolina-born poet already writes frequently about angry, Cain-like male characters.

But opponents fear it will allow illegal hunting – which they say already happens frequently under a loophole which allows for hunts to chase after an artificially-laid fox scent – to become far more widespread.

But no matter what form the reconstruction of the site takes, New York should make a commitment now to preserving the searing fragment of ruin already so frequently photographed and televised that it has become nearly as familiar to us as the buildings that once stood there.

The rule alleviates this worry somewhat by allowing banks to buy securities to meet "reasonably expected" demand from customers.In practice banks will probably respond by making markets for a narrow range of securities that already trade frequently, and thus might reasonably be expected to do so in future.