EB means more than one might suspect from a translation one meets with frequently, roughly speaking: "based on the latest and best available empirical information".
After appointing Foster as head of Petrobras in 2012, Rousseff met with her frequently at the presidential palace in Brasilia.
Brennan met with Obama frequently, helping to orchestrate a vast expansion of the targeted-killing program, and shaping the various "kill lists".
Kilimnik was also well known at the U.S. Embassy in Kiev, and officials there met with him frequently to discuss Ukrainian politics, according to people familiar with his work.
Mr. Espada said Mr. Hochheiser had failed to inform him of a plea offer from prosecutors and had not met with him frequently enough.
The New Yorker, November 27, 1937 P. 21 The use of "Thank you" by the doer of a favor, instead of by the recipient, is met with fairly frequently in this country.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, November 27, 1937 P. 21 The use of "Thank you" by the doer of a favor, instead of by the recipient, is met with fairly frequently in this country.
Sasha still met with Berezovsky frequently, and every time, he met, he would provide documentation for the agent-to-agent relationship.
Physicians who met with PRs frequently were more likely to prescribe medications that are not clinically indicated [20], and to rely less on information from published research findings when a new medication becomes available [20].
"Patients told us over and over and over again how frequently they were met with skepticism, how frequently they were told by physicians that it was all in their head," she said.
