Sentence examples for more frequent contacts from inspiring English sources

In fact, Blair meets Murdoch two or three times a year: there are more frequent contacts with Stelzer and with News International managing director Les Hinton.

Brothers who call each other regularly are less obviously suspicious than acquaintances who suddenly start having more frequent contacts, so networks built around old friends and relatives can keep a lower profile, and are harder to infiltrate.

Creating treatment that is easier to access, with more frequent contacts, assertive outreach to clients between appointments, and an explicit youth-oriented culture could make services more attractive to those most in need of care.

"We want to help our neighbors strengthen their European identity by enabling them to have more frequent contacts with the Poles and other citizens of the European Union," Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said in Warsaw last weekend.

From December 1967, CIDG soldiers operating from Lang Vei began to report more frequent contacts with the North Vietnamese.

NSAID users are more likely to be screened, probably because of more frequent contacts with health care providers [28], [36].

27 It was not surprising that people with self-reported hypertension had better blood pressure related knowledge because they are assumed to have blood pressure measured more frequently and to have more frequent contact with health care services.

This has resulted in more frequent contact with humans, which nearly always ends in dead bears.

The two surviving groups of the hominid family came in more frequent contact in Europe, beginning 40,000 years ago.

The attorney general sought to clarify that statement in a television interview Monday, acknowledging more frequent contact with Sampson.

Fathers were just as likely to lose contact with a boy as a girl, but boys had more frequent contact with their dads and stayed overnight more regularly.