Sentence examples for but also frequent from inspiring English sources

Not only did they share a world-record partnership (624), but also frequent dinners with their wives in tow.

Readers have to endure not only the absence of direction and analytic argument, but also frequent redundancies and narrative switchbacks.

The damage done by heavy rain in summer includes not only topsoil loss but also frequent flooding by silt-laden rivers.

The company has attracted substantial acclaim, but also frequent controversy, rights have often been a problem and the use of blackface in Route 1&9 lost the Group much of its funding.

And, unlike other football powerhouses — Alabama or Michigan, for example, where there are always wins but also frequent turnover in recent years among the coaches who engineer them — Paterno represented absolute stability.

The key to this is not only the previous points, but also frequent communication at minimum once a day.

In "The Tour Guide: Walking and Talking New York" (University of Chicago Press), Professor Wynn recalls his own experiences on a plethora of cultural, historical, maritime, culinary and educational tours conducted mostly for tourists, but also frequented by curious New Yorkers.

The city is easily covered on foot, but buses also frequent the train stations and major roads.

They are most common in aneurysmal bone cysts (ABCs) (37– 87%%), but are also frequent in osteosarcomas, giant cell tumours and chondroblastomas [20].

They mainly haul-out on sandy or rocky beaches, but they also frequent manmade environments such as marinas and wharves.

and the control population (48.35% and 31.46%, resp .. bAT haplotype was not as frequent as the above-mentioned haplotypes but was also frequent in both groups (19.33% in patients versus 10.16% in healthy population).