Sentence examples for frequent if from inspiring English sources

He asks frequent if mundane questions.

NATO bases come under frequent, if mostly ineffective, fire.

But the calm remains precarious; in recent weeks there has been more frequent, if sporadic, fire.

The updates are typically quarterly, but may be more frequent if the need arises.

It feels like the kind of place Garrison Keillor would frequent if he wore rolled-up, raw-denim jeans.

The study suggested that such negotiations might become more frequent if changes in managed health care mean higher co-payments or other out-of-pocket expenses.

He pointed to the steep rise in lawsuits over labor issues and the frequent, if suppressed, efforts by factory workers to organize independently.

It served as the kind of out-of-the-studio feature that should be more frequent, if only to reduce occupancy on the crowded set.

"I talked to plenty of men (and women) who think that sexual intercourse is far more frequent if they have access to their partner," Dr. Rosenblatt said.

"Dear Mr. Sun Deck... ...... he could drone with affected boredom, imitating the semiliterate forced-march school letter-writing projects of which he was the frequent, if dubious, beneficiary.

"A lot of things went wrong in this trial, but its clear that steps like sequestration or anonymous juries will become more frequent if the media is unable to restrain itself".