Sentence examples for even more regular from inspiring English sources
His predecessor, Lord Carey, banged the same drum on an even more regular basis, routinely accusing the government as well as the BBC of actively marginalising Christians and pushing a secular agenda.
A self-described regular who was even more regular 20 years ago, when he went to the track every day, Mr. Carey said he believed slots at the track would benefit "the whole state" and wouldn't "take away from Atlantic City".
Thus making the regular customers even more regular and also more profitable [3].
Jorge Morell Ramos, one of the Mallorca-based team behind the tracker, notes that many companies are making (even more) regular changes to privacy policies in light of the European Court of Justice invalidating the U.S.-Europe data-sharing Safe Harbor agreement earlier this month.
The early and important states are teeming with candidates meeting with regular folks — gatherings that are captured by cameras and forwarded to even more regular folks.
The period of the defecation cycle of UL3128 remained at 40 ± 1 s, similar to, but apparently even more regular than, N2 at 42 ± 3.8 s (mean ± s.d., n=5 worms each, 10 min of observation for each worm).
The N.F.L. will have no trouble playing 18 and even more regular-season games if it can persuade the players to accept an expanded schedule, Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, said Tuesday.
These rituals of 'I can't wait for the next Iron Banner tournament' or 'what will Xur have when he comes back?', even the more regular public events – people look forward to the surprises".
It features prominently in the wacky views espoused by New Agers, cultists, devil worshippers, white supremacists and even among the more regular evangelical Christians.The details have always differed, but the basic millenarian scenario has remained much the same over the centuries.
"Then being more focused, more regular".
Gradually - this exhibition shows us how - the curve got cleaner, the line more regular, its charge more even.
