Sentence examples for frequent toward from inspiring English sources

The researchers did find that strong El Niños were becoming less frequent toward the end of the ice age, 13,500 years ago.

Additionally, while short-term SSEs on the band become less frequent toward the south, several SSEs have been identified offshore beyond the band at a depth of ≤20 km.

Consistent with this hypothesis, seizures tend to become more frequent toward the late stages of AD [40], [43].

In fact, during the first year of therapy, switching between different ESAs was very frequent, mostly toward reference products (84.1 % of total switchers) rather than toward biosimilars (15.9 %).

But taken out of that context it seems forced and frail, despite the frequent genuflection toward science.

The idea is simple, if somewhat unexpected, given documentarians' frequent tilt toward subjects like death row (as in Werner Herzog's "Into the Abyss") or impending doom (in Jon Shenk's "The Island President," about the sinking Maldives).

The phenomenon of squirrel attacks is a great illustration of how our perception of risk tends to be skewed away from mundane frequent things toward big, scary improbable things.

Hermaphroditism has evolved independently in five Pristionchus species suggesting a frequent conversions toward hermaphroditism.

Unlike many other sites with air-and-hotel packages, Site59's bookings count toward frequent flier programs.

If the lounge is geared toward frequent fliers who are traveling in coach, as many of them are, the airline cannot afford to provide as many high-end services since they aren't getting the money back in airfare.

Not so fast... Defending with ferocity and making frequent attacking forays toward the net, Djokovic stormed back into the match, winning the third (6-2) and fourth (6-3) seto to force a decisive winner-take-all fifth set.