Sentence examples for frequent notices from inspiring English sources

For so we are led to believe, from frequent notices in the papers, stating that Poe and his wife are both down upon a bed of misery, death, and disease, with not a ducat in the world".

"I have never seen such detailed and frequent notice received by the priest's superiors, so many 'directives' regarding the priest's future behavior, and so much evidence presented to his superiors that those directives were being violated, without the priest being removed from ministry," Mr. McKiernan said.

Nicholas of Cusa has attracted frequent notice in the history of political ideas because of his early work, The Catholic Concordance/De Concordantia Catholica (1433 34).

In the GP practices references to socioeconomic status (financial problems) and complaints of chest pain during rest periods were relatively more frequent noticed for men than for women.

While not frequent, negative notices have periodically made their way in, to the discomfiture of previous Met administrations.

Unions have criticised the lack of certainty over earnings and employment rights, coupled with the potential disruption to family life caused by frequent short-notice calls to work.

Infections related to prolonged mechanical ventilation and invasive procedures were the most frequent events noticed in this study.

But we found the frequent Sirius promotional notices nearly as annoying as paid advertising, particularly when they promoted another channel without being specific about what would be playing on it in the near future.

Frequent broadcasts and notices could potentially act as reminders for appointment attendance, as this is an area of deficit recognised by participants.

On top of that, he adds, they are often subject to frequent change without notice.

Such audits and investigations are frequent, and advance notice of the final reports is common.