Sentence examples for frequent notes of from inspiring English sources

Under fire, Ms. Birnbaum quickly stepped down from her job, her agency was reorganized and renamed in an attempt to avoid a repeat of the BP disaster, and federal regulators there were getting hundreds of oil-drilling inquiries a day from Capitol Hill — along with frequent notes of sympathy — as the oil spread.

Your series of articles about the diabetes epidemic makes frequent note of the overwhelming connection between obesity and Type 2 diabetes.

His highly stylized portraits, with their subjects' overlarge, expressionless eyes and static poses, tend to glamorize but rarely to flatter the sitters, and the frequent note of ambiguous sexuality stops short of eroticism.

The information still is reliable since it was collected through contact with the parents and from the documentation of frequent notes in the files.

Since prison censors cut many of the hard-news stories out of the papers he received, Marri began sending brig authorities frequent notes about local ads.

In our case, the 10 most frequent note types correspond to 42% of all clinical notes, and the 25 most frequent note types to 65%.

More frequent is the note of wonder: wonder that such things - both splendid and squalid - can exist on earth.

Mill was an enthusiastic botanist all his life and a frequent contributor of notes and short papers to the Phytologist.

In the course of surveillance for hospital-acquired infections in Bangladeshi teaching hospitals, we noted frequent diagnoses of hysterical conversion disorder (HCR) in the admission logs of women's general medicine wards, prompting us to further investigate HCR within the local medical culture.

The DuBoises owned a restaurant that Nelson would frequent, and Bessie made note of his eccentric eating habits: "He would order a pie not a piece of pie, mind you, but a pie and he'd eat the whole thing right in front of me".

An extensive system of seven-note phrases binds the work together, as well as the frequent use of seven notes repeated at a single pitch.