Sentence examples for least every second from inspiring English sources
Cell phone conversations are irritating at least every second bus passenger, according to an unscientific survey of reactions in letters and telephone calls.
In the late 1990s, recalls Alexander Turkot, the head of the information-technology division of Skolkovo, a government-owned centre for technology companies, "at least every second engineer wanted to leave".
The number of Spaniards aged between 18 and 29 who experienced serious deprivation – meaning they couldn't afford to heat their home and buy meat or fish at least every second day – increased by 20 percentage points, from 8% in 2007 to 28% in 2011, the sharpest rise in the EU.
At least every second day eggs (or rather the developing embryos inside the chorion) are examined and coagulation/mortality, heart rate, hatching, swim up, and malformations are recorded.
Specifically, as introduced in RFC 1122 [14], an ACK should be generated for at least every second in-order data packet received.
According to eBay, mobile transaction occurs at least every second and the mobile division's gross merchandise value (the total value of the transactions, not eBay's profits) is on track to hit $1.5 billion this year.
But, apparently, he has to hit regularly, at least every fifth day, to get his batting eye.
It may not be the playwright's supreme accomplishment, but his nascent genius is obvious in at least every third line.
But more gulls have caught on, and the population has boomed to the point where whales are attacked at least every fourth time they surface, he said.
He's alternatively pinched and nasal then full-throated and bellowing – and listen to that beyond-the-subconscious whisper he uses on I'm Just Looking, the sort of thing you'd expect from a bleak-wave act who say "angst", "weltschmerz" or "paranoia" at least every third sentence.
Therefore, only patients with at least one specialist visit in at least every fifth quarter during the study period were defined as having regular medical checkups.
