Sentence examples for frequent rather from inspiring English sources

CHARLIE HATHAWAY Tenafly, N.J., April 26 , 2012  Recall elections should become more frequent rather than less.

A Gingrich administration would see frequent rather than perpetual inter-governmental chaos.

Adequate and safe antibiotic levels can be better achieved by more frequent rather than higher dosages [28].  .

I would like to offer a few modest proposals that might encourage teenaged young learners to decide that school was a place they would prefer to frequent rather than the street.

This problem, coupled with the "poor quality of manufacture of the guns, the unsatisfactory profile of the breech, resulted in a firing cycle of only 3-4 rounds per minute during the early trials with jams and failures frequent", rather than the planned 10 rounds per minute.

By Harold Ross and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 26 , 1931 P. 9Author of "Dining in Chicago" who had described certain restaurants he frequented rather flatteringly, noticed that the proprietors had become cool toward him.

For the moment at least Milner is happy to accept being a frequent substitute rather than a regular starter.

The streets of Derry, this year's UK city of culture, were once a zone of surveillance, control and frequent violence rather than touristic idling.

Over the past few months, the lake has shown some signs of recovery, but this is due more to more frequent rainfall rather than the restoration efforts.

Mr. Gore's soft-money challenge to Mr. Bush builds on a similar position taken by the vice president in March, when he proposed that both campaigns forgo those contributions and campaign through frequent debates rather than television advertising.

A day after Congress voted to avert further air-traffic slowdowns, Mr. Obama chided lawmakers for looking out for their own interests as frequent fliers rather than caring for less privileged Americans harmed by other spending cuts.