Sentence examples for more frequent training from inspiring English sources

He said: "I had much more frequent training under BR.

Both emphasised that better and more frequent training should encourage officers to have the presence of mind in high-stress situations to move before reaching for their service weapon.

Mike Thomas, who works for Virgin Trains and was on the Great Western train in the crash, said: "I had much more frequent training under British Rail than I have had since privatisation".

Over the course of the next four months, he persuaded the union to pay for more frequent training camps as part of a new £35 million-a-year deal with Premiership Rugby.

Second, although some workers reported that they needed more frequent training in order to be able to keep up with changes in job content, technology, and their work environment, most interviewees perceived themselves as continually learning (formally or informally) and did not report any significant difficulties in doing so.

Increased operational requirements also lead to more frequent training exercises, planning sessions, and equipment inspections, all of which adds to the workload stress[3].

More frequent trains would be even better.

Some people drive to Ronkonkoma for more frequent trains.

But fares are bound to rise, and more frequent trains and buses do not seem in our immediate future.

The project, which could begin as soon as the first quarter of 2010 if it gets the necessary federal approval, would bring noisy construction and eventually yield more frequent train traffic.

Among the lines with more frequent trains would be the Nos. 4 and 6 on the Lexington Avenue line, and the E and F lines.