Sentence examples for frequent wear from inspiring English sources

Electroloom however, is facing the opposite problem - the wispy quality of its prototype fabrics means they're currently not durable for frequent wear.

The frequent wear of worms and cage linings and the arbitrary refurbishment of these components using any of the locally available welding electrodes has limited the general performance of oilseed screw presses in Nigeria.

Some went for all black, so as to camouflage frequent wear... but that seemed drab and too depressing for springtime, which happens to be one of my favorite seasons (mostly on account of the opportunity to start breaking out cute sundresses).

Boyet has since claimed burkinis are "part of an encroachment by Islamist extremism in this area, along with frequent wearing of niqabs on our streets, against the law".

While heredity can play a role in the development of bunions — for example, you may have been born with flat feet or low arches — a more common cause is frequent wearing of shoes with a pointed forefoot that squeezes your toes, or high heels that force your toes too far forward in the shoes.

Frequent wearing can shorten your Achilles tendon, which could contribute to tendinitis, shin splints and plantar fasciitis.

Sent to the office by a teacher concerned about his tardiness and frequent wearing of pajamas, the two confide in one another and maybe even learn something.

In 2016, a Kosovan family who had lived in the village of Bubendorf for ten years were refused citizenship because a committee objected to their frequent wearing of tracksuits around town.

Use some kind of "fray" stopping substance that will prevent the fabric, beads, and appliques from fraying or falling apart from frequent wearing.

If you cannot get perfume, or if you'd rather do without it, then make sure to take frequent showers, wear only clean clothes, and never forget deodorant.

Slips were more frequent when wearing the metal coils, in comparison to the other footwear types, when descending a slope at −10 °C (6% of trials vs 0%; p < 0.05).