Sentence examples for changing more often from inspiring English sources
With retailers' Internet prices now changing more often — sometimes several times within the space of a day — a new group of tools is helping shoppers outwit the stores.
And bus routes are able to change more often to better adapt to the needs of changing communities. .
Oregon was emerging as a national program but still had not started changing uniforms more often than Gisele Bündchen changes outfits.
"The increasing number of paste-the-wall papers, which are easier to apply, has meant that not only are more people choosing paper but they are also changing it more often," she says: "It's so easy that we are seeing people in their twenties and thirties changing wallpaper far more often as they consider a feature wall to be art.
If anything, people are changing mortgages more often and trying to pay mortgages off early.
That means that passengers have to put up with changing planes more often; but, in return, they get much more frequent flights.
Workers laid off by the chaebol have been forced to abandon hopes of lifetime employment, and now they are changing jobs more often.
A dinner service has been added on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, along with a modest wine list and a rapidly changing menu, more often successful than not.
In Newburgh, the illegal immigrants have tried to cope with the tighter security and the slowing economy by changing jobs more often.
The lines of treatment are rapidly changing, and, more often than not, getting access to cutting-edge treatments entails enrolling in a clinical trial.
