Sentence examples for frequent that the from inspiring English sources

At a few detention sites, the torture was so frequent that the United Nations report described it as "systematic".

Lately, attacks on that road have been so frequent that the coalition doesn't bother with clearing the site of the attacks like it used to.

(The costume changes are so fast and frequent that the unseen dressers emerge as stars in this show.) As is evident in his unfortunate revival of "Bye Bye Birdie" this season, Mr. Longbottom has a sweet tooth for sticky kitsch.

National parks are unfenced in Kenya, and with more animals living outside the reserves than within, human-wildlife conflict is so frequent that the KWS has set rates and procedures on compensation for injury or death.

Mr. Romney's visits to New Hampshire became so frequent that The Manchester Union Leader, the state's largest paper, wrote an editorial complaining about attempts by his security detail to cordon off a section of the lake around his home.

Product placement has long been legal in the United States and a staple of programmes such as Sex And The City, where the references to Manolo Blahniks are so frequent that the killer heels are effectively a character in the show.

In France, fatal judicial duels became so frequent that, from the 12th century, attempts were made to reduce them.

She learned that she would need eyeglasses to ease the frequent migraines that attend the damage and a cane to lean on for balance.

Again consider the following ideas and points: It is frequent that people miss the target with the remaining truths by handling them without looking deeply at them.

The delays were so frequent that they threatened the status of Juneau as the state's capital.

Consider the following ideas and points: It is just as frequent that people miss the target with the remaining truths by handling them without looking deeply at them.