Sentence examples for frequent if not from inspiring English sources

For instance, there were suggestions in the old D-D-Fives that Koehler had continued to frequent, if not to live in, New York long after the murders, and Rosenzweig was particularly intrigued by rumors that Koehler had continued to work at his old job at the Coliseum.

She is a world class caregiver and used the website, CaringBridge, to give frequent, if not daily, updates on Keen's treatment and blunt assessment of the situation.

One frequent (if not constant) presence here are two additional, unofficial members - boys, always associated with a certain two of the occupants (although well known by all).

In Britain, the practice was just as frequent, if not more so, among Christians and persisted even to the end of the 19th century.

(1) Transgressive morphologies are likely to be frequent, if not even the rule, due to non-additive multigenic interactions [ 26].

Anxiety symptoms are equally frequent, if not more prevalent, with rates between 8 and 71% for people with dementia and between 10 and 74% for people with MCI.

He seemed a regular sort of bloke, given to constant talk and frequent shouting, if not roaring.

When mutations affecting base discrimination are in the replicative pol itself, misincorporation events are more frequent and, if not corrected, can cause cell death because of error catastrophe.

This should be done on a frequent basis, if not daily.

In fact, in most places we frequent, if you do not drive past a car that is holding up traffic to turn, the cars behind you will honk.

According to Leape et al. (1995), errors will be more frequent if nurses did not intercept 86% of all potential errors [ 14].