Sentence examples for more frequent it from inspiring English sources

So not only has divorce become more frequent, it has become more swift, and convenient.

Vm_At8 was more frequent, it was found in a few grapevines and in Convolvulus arvensis.

The combination of lomeguatrib and temozolomide was well tolerated: although haematological toxicity was more frequent it was readily managed.

As mentioned earlier, the greater the weight loss, the more frequent it has been shown to maintain a substantial portion of it over time.

If surgical procedures were more frequent, it might be desirable to select a longer average run length while the surgical mortality rate is acceptable.

Instead you are going to the bush for this volunteer work".… When I was about to quit this job because it is a waste of time sometimes, they encouraged me to go on and work hard because I was making some money from seminars but not from the village side… If these seminars were more frequent, it would be better' (CHW2, age 51, male).

Very occasionally, and if one were able to reciprocate, perhaps; but if it was likely to become more frequent, if it was possible that one might soon become as dependent on their help as Nan had been?

He said arrests had grown more frequent, making it harder for ETA to adapt and pushing it to resort to younger, less-trained militants.

If it seems like these impending budget crises have been coming along at a more frequent clip, it's because they have.

The Army prosecuted desertion far less often in the late 1990s, when desertions were more frequent, than it does now, when there are comparatively fewer.

Now I've met a lovely man (I'm over 60), and sex is better and more frequent than it ever was.