Sentence examples for frequent examples from inspiring English sources

Such reports are found on ancient Sumerian and Egyptian monuments; frequent examples appear in the Bible.

Ferris Greenslet, the Lowells' biographer, found frequent examples of "high-strung delicate men, prone to overwork and periods of nervous exhaustion".

This is urgently needed, given that a recent Ofsted report found widespread instances of low quality PE teaching in primary schools, and frequent examples of cancelled PE lessons because of shortage of facilities or space on the timetable.

Navigation and medicine are frequent examples of expert knowledge.

The top-10 most frequent examples are presented in Fig. 17b.

The top-10 most frequent examples are shown in Fig. 12b.

Still, China is the most frequent example where candidates have tough words on the campaign trail only to temper them once in office.

A frequent example of a design principle is to provide two paths to a successful interaction; one with clear, distinct steps for the beginner user and the other with "short cuts" for expert users.

In the substances that correspond to the ninth most frequent example, the tungsten atom is part of a complex with covalent single bonds that were removed during standardization by converting them to a PubChem complex bond, yielding a new atom type and consequently a new atom environment.

Astrology was Popper's most frequent example of pseudoscience.

Another frequent example happens when a user belongs to multiple groups with distinct permissions to a common target resource.