Sentence examples for commonly frequented from inspiring English sources

Mr. Toledo, a former business professor, faltered in the first round after the press reported late in the campaign that he had tested positive for cocaine use at a hospital in 1998 on the day that he was seen with three women at hotels commonly frequented by prostitutes.

In addition, surveillance of hospitals commonly frequented by participants was conducted to minimize missed emergency room visits, hospitalizations, or deaths.

The venues we sampled may not have been ones that are most commonly frequented by Asian MSM.

Aside from the temporal proximity of the two cases described, we were concerned that both patients had acquired infection in areas commonly frequented by international safari-tourists from around the world.

Advertisements: Fill commonly frequented spaces with ads, such as the current Washington DC metro ad campaign to close Guantanamo.

"India is a beautiful country with such a huge potential for tourism to places that aren't commonly frequented but where our properties are," said Mr. Tapies.

Mostly, metastatic outgrowth demands an early step of intravasation of primary tumour cells into the blood- and lymphatic vasculature, whereby breast cancer cells seem to more commonly frequent the lymphatic route.

Most commonly, frequent TTH affects individuals between the ages of 30 and 40 years [3, 4].

Some examples that make use of these data include the mathematical analysis of human mobility patterns (Cheng et al. 2011), new neighbourhood boundary definitions based on the characteristics of the people who commonly frequent them (Cranshaw et al. 2012) and the identification of events such as earthquakes (Crooks et al. 2013).

Neanderthals also seem to have had distinct demographics: The percentage of adolescents and prime age adults recovered from Neanderthal sites is unusually high relative to that of older adults and infants (commonly more frequent in modern human cemetery populations).

Such treatment commonly requires frequent visits to hospital and considerable interruption to everyday activities.