Sentence examples for be a more frequent from inspiring English sources

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was said to be a more frequent visitor when she was serving in the Senate, but you didn't hear it from him.

With paucity of literature, it is difficult to speculate that refractory period could be a more frequent feature of secondary SUNCT.

In practice, refusal proved to be a more frequent problem than expected, which complicated the interpretation of results.

Strikingly, this seems to be a more frequent phenomenon since another mechanism employing the 'phospho-methyl switch' during mitosis has been reported.

25 We would like to propose that axonal vascular compression may be a more frequent than thought pathogenetic mechanism of disease.

Therefore, a changed gene expression program linked to dissociation of HP1α upon H3Y41 phosphorylation might be a more frequent mechanism in cancer.

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.

Paulette Sawyer of Killingly said the fires were a more frequent topic of local discussions earlier in the spring when they were occurring more often.

The Eurovision Song Contest, the Continent's pop-music Olympics, happens only once a year, while mass violence in Russia is a more frequent occurrence.

Butterworth was not there, although in the early days of the play's development he was a more frequent visitor to the rehearsal room.

Lop ear, excessive protrusion of the ear from the side of the head, is a more frequent but less serious deformity of the outer ear.