Sentence examples for frequent phrases from inspiring English sources

Shared decision-making is laudable but one of the most frequent phrases in medicine remains, "You're the doctor, you know best".

While general references to data such as 'the data reported in this paper' (25 occurrences), 'the microarray data' (22 occurrences) and 'the sequences' (20 occurrences) are the most frequent phrases used, they are not prevalent overall.

The most frequent phrases used concerned scientific issues (1,274 phrases), including research design and methods, presentation and interpretation of results, analysis methods, population studied, power and sample size, measurement variables and measures used, the need for additional data, generalizability, quality of the data, and conflict of interest/ethics [see Table 2].

During the Vietnam War, Hannah Arendt noted that members of the Democratic Administration had frequent recourse to phrases like "monolithic communism," and "second Munich," and deduced from this an inability "to confront reality on its own terms because they had always some parallels in mind that 'helped' them to understand those terms".

The most frequent phrase uttered in a Coughlin camp is "Same play, do it again".

The frequent phrase noted in the findings was "the Thai pharmacist should not be a duck anymore".

The list of frequent Democratic phrases, for example, included "estate tax".

For reducing the influence of frequent key phrases in documents, term weighting was applied.

The proposed algorithm for text classification is based on detection of theme in short text segments based on the most frequent key phrases.

As it is, he has to make frequent use of phrases like "by now" and "had been" to speed him through the sheer volume of material he's trying to cover.

Frequent use of phrases like "Billy saw," "Walter heard," "Fitz noticed," "Grigori watched," and "Gus learned" do not make these events any more meaningful than they would be without Billy, Walter, Fitz, Grigori or Gus hanging around.