Sentence examples for be changed more often from inspiring English sources

The oil they are now using has to be changed more often, Mr. Coffman said (although some other concessionaires said their new oils in fact required less changing).

As tires will need to be changed more often, drivers will be forced to make more pit stops.

The tires also must be changed more often, which means there are more pit stops, increasing the possibility of a change in race leaders.

All layers are applied from toes to knee and normally require weekly renewal but can be changed more often if necessary.

Release dates — June 2008, October 2008, February 2009 — were changed more often and more publicly than any filmmaker would like.

At visits 2, 3, and 4, diabetes medications were changed more often in ISM than in AC patients (P < 0.001).

And bus routes are able to change more often to better adapt to the needs of changing communities.  .

"Emma's wardrobe is more varied, she changes more often and the character is therefore visually more dynamic.

Lack of trust in health and social care professionals and institutions "XX [an NGO] works with medical staff, often volunteers, and it takes more time to do that sensitisation work because the staff is more different, the teams change more often, the knowledge of the specific problems of the illegals is to be renewed with each doctor".

Hockney's interest is in the change in colour, light and appearance of the land, and because the Wolds is a working, heavily farmed area, it changes more often than picturesque moor or woodland.

They are a little bubble, utterly resistant to change, more often than not hundreds of years old and some even exceeding a millennia.