Sentence examples for far more frequent from inspiring English sources

They're far shorter, far more frequent and less carefully considered.

Indeed, the incidence of extreme events is far more frequent.

At the same time, rain patterns will be disrupted and droughts will be far more frequent.

But they are far more frequent: over 40 in an average National Basketball Association NBAA) game.

Chandler's visits to the United States are expected to become far more frequent.

He requests these briefings on a far more frequent basis than the other living presidents, they said.

"The occurrence of hijackings is going to be so rare," he said, but "air rage" is far more frequent.

But as her visits to the hospital became far more frequent they got to know each other well.

But the nature of these attacks on political women is not only more sexualised, it is also far more frequent, and grounded in widespread, ingrained prejudice.

The presidential envoy George Mitchell has reportedly been asked to make similar efforts during his far more frequent visits to Jerusalem.

Many were giving up on Zimbabwe, and emigrating; sendoff parties — dour affairs — had become far more frequent among them than births, weddings, and funerals.