Sentence examples for more frequent from from inspiring English sources

Mexico!" became more frequent from the large contingent of Mexico fans filtering in to see their team.

Flooding, similarly, has become more frequent: from roughly every five years, to every rainy season, and now to almost every time it rains for more than three hours.

Both types of flash droughts became significantly more frequent from 1997 to 2013.

One notes that, while older vehicle generations are made up predominantly by petrol driven cars, diesel driven vehicles have become more frequent from the 2007 cohort onwards.

For applications where the input noisy speech is more frequent from a particular speaker, such as in mobile telephony, it is desirable to exploit the speaker dependency for better speech enhancement.

Climate disasters are becoming more frequent, from the U.S. to the Philippines.

Students too might be more inclined to be active participants if they received more frequent stimuli from teachers and from peers.

The gunshots are becoming more frequent, and from what I can tell the War rages on.

Already, villages in India and Pakistan are experiencing more frequent flooding from the melting ice; scientists are predicting even more.

New Yorkers face worse and more frequent flooding from sea level rise and other effects of climate change.

As sex becomes more frequent, rising from near zero recombination per generation up to the maximum of 50% exchanged for obligatorily sexual organisms, another factor comes into play.