Sentence examples for frequent too from inspiring English sources

In surveying senior officials from previous administrations, those charged with organizing the NSC were frequently told meetings were too frequent, too long and often inconclusive, and that officials were "tired of nano-management," the official said of Obama-era complaints that were well-reported at the time.

Mistakes become less frequent too.

Morning shootarounds, a staple for night games, will be less frequent, too.

iOS's Safari updates are frequent too now, and Microsoft is now pleading with developers to give them modern web apps.

iOS's Safari updates are frequent too now, and Microsoft is now pleading with developers to give them modern web apps.

Stealth sections become more frequent, too, as you creep up on enemies and chop them from behind to knock them out.

Victories were frequent but too comfortable.

Her frequent witticisms, too, are barbs aimed across the centuries.

Other Latin American leaders are frequent targets, too.

And it's not just people the cable car carries: sheep and cattle are frequent fliers, too.

Nowadays, frequent fliers too flush to care about "bonus miles" can buy a debit card from Blue Star Jets.