Sentence examples for frequent said from inspiring English sources

"These situations are becoming more frequent," said Nopparat Benjawattananon, director of the National Office of Buddhism, according to the report.

"The parties are getting bigger, better and more frequent," said Arnold J. Shlansky, a director of the Winoker Realty Company, as he gazed at the gleaming white Boston Whaler in the building's lobby.

After a period in which Israeli leaders were upset that they had not been notified of Egyptian actions that went beyond the treaty guidelines, coordination between Egyptian and Israeli security forces "are now fluid and frequent," said a senior Israeli official who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

"It's not just that the gulls are attacking the whales, but that they're feeding on them, and this way of feeding is a habit that is growing and becoming more frequent," said Marcelo Bertellotti, who works for the National Patagonia Centre, a government-sponsored conservation agency.

"There have been storms in the past that were probably as big as Sandy, such as in 1821, but you would be worried if these events become more frequent," said Ning Lin, lead author and assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering at Princeton.

To the south, below Beekman Street, is the tourists' domain, where busloads of visitors wander by the chain stores along Fulton Street and the souvenir shops at Pier 17. "There is a divide between the touristy area that most New Yorkers think of when they think of the Seaport, and the residential area that locals frequent," said Phyllis Pei, an agent at Prudential Douglas Elliman.

Stabbings are frequent, say volunteers.

Waiters at Zimm's, a bar that Mr. Skilling used to frequent, say he does not come around much any more, although NBC television cameramen spotted him there a few weeks ago.

The highs are frequent, says Lockyer. "About 10 years ago I was working with a man in his 50s who had experienced a stroke; he was unable to express himself verbally and had significant difficulties understanding language.

But among the indigent, the traumas are so terrible and so frequent, says Miranda, that searching for the depressed among them is like checking for emphysema among coal miners.

"Our research has found that, rather than being unique, water-rich asteroids similar to those found in our Solar System appear to be frequent", says lead author Roberto Raddi of the University of Warwick in the UK.