Sentence examples for frequent still from inspiring English sources

It was the mid-1960s, and she found new suffering: domestic violence, divorce, frequent – still illegal – abortions and poverty all dogged the lives of women.

First, consider the outcome variable: those evaluations finding no effect are most frequent (48 estimates), followed by ones finding significantly positive effects (32), with significantly negative effect estimates less frequent still (13 estimates).

This provided frequent (yet still invisible) transient onsets of the suppressed image.

The treatment of dissidents, ethnic minorities and ordinary prisoners must yet improve: torture is less frequent but still common.

Afterwards, the episodes became slightly less frequent, but still occurred every three weeks.

Grumblings are increasingly loud and frequent, but still only in private.

Airport managers at several hubs said times were down to that now, although many frequent travelers still complain about long waits.

From the 6th century ce onward, such occurrences became more frequent, though still quite rare, in certain parts of India, particularly in Rajasthan.

Although once he had started this new part of his career, his appearances became less frequent, he still added new parts, and in 1994 achieved his ambition of singing the title role in Massenet's Don Quichotte at English National Opera.

Indeed, outside of rare berths on "Today" or more frequent but still difficult to place bookings on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," authors have access to few other broadcast arenas with the reach and influence of Mr. Imus.

Despite the fees, elite frequent fliers still see value in loyalty programs, as brendog suggested on FlyerTalk's forum: "Personally, the free tix mean next to nothing for me.