Sentence examples similar to fractionally more frequently from inspiring English sources

Here, he seems fractionally more rooted in actuality.

More and more frequently.

But a changing climate may make some of the world's highest mountains fractionally more accessible.

win" more and more frequently.

"It remains fractionally more civilised than the rest of the house".

2012's puckering protocol was "ducklips", a fractionally more pursed pose than its trendy usurper.

But the visual presence of Nigel Farage was fractionally more than Nick Clegg – 16.2% as opposed to 15.8%.

"Praying more frequently.

More frequently, jokes fizzle.

Others erupted more frequently.

There were, for the most part, fractionally more British frontline troops than American ones in both Sicily and Southern Italy.