Sentence examples for many more regular from inspiring English sources

Call me superficial, but, like many, more regular viewers, I found the word "Syfy" obnoxious, and became less inclined to check out its shows.

Since 2014, through UNFPA's work, 685 healthcare workers in Guinea have received training, over 1,300 complicated childbirths have been supported in Guinea as well as many more regular deliveries and Caesarean sections, and over 100,000 antenatal checkups for pregnant women.

But the new products were usually cheaper and easier to use, and so people or companies who were not rich or sophisticated enough for the old ones started buying the new ones, and there were so many more of the regular people than there were of the rich, sophisticated people that the companies making the new products prospered.

Ivermectin is sometimes prescribed in nursing homes and assisted living facilities where there are elderly people suffering from Norwegian scabies.This is a stubborn form of scabies that is crusted with many more mites than regular scabies.

But NBC's three-hour remake of "The Poseidon Adventure" did not draw many more viewers than its regular Sunday night lineup usually does.

With all of the students' work out in the open on a large chalk board, one GSI can monitor the work of several groups of five to six students, thus allowing TALC to accommodate many more students than a regular office hour.

In general, with the rapid urban expansion, the shape of urban patches will become more regular as many of them become coalesced.

Our experiments demonstrate that, although spectral methods eliminate the spatial dispersion errors and can lead to a reduced computational complexity, finite difference migrations are able to achieve the same accuracy with both a better performance and a better scalability in many cases because of the more regular computation and memory access patterns.

Jorge Morell Ramos, one of the Mallorca-based team behind the tracker, notes that many companies are making (even more) regular changes to privacy policies in light of the European Court of Justice invalidating the U.S.-Europe data-sharing Safe Harbor agreement earlier this month.

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However, it is also clear there are many more forms of coercion in regular use to back up criminal proscriptions than simple imprisonment: fines, community service orders and electronic tagging orders are three examples.