Sentence examples for more frequent ways from inspiring English sources

(1) Language structure is emergent and, therefore, structural regularity and variation arises from more frequent ways of using language.

Workplace aggression appears in more insidious and more frequent ways than flying computers, as evidenced by this story from an advertising sales coordinator.

He argued, "One of the more frequent ways in which non-alignment is given false roots (emphasis mine) is by referring back to the Asian African Conference, which was held in the Indonesian city of Bandung in 1955" (Willetts 1978, p. 14).

The second, more frequent way is by having a "big-shot" as part owner of the patent.

But the Fairy team believes it can make the cleaning process more efficient in a few ways: First, more frequent cleanings means less work needs to be done each time.

In conjunction with other developing databases, programs, and initiatives (Encyclopedia of Life, ocean observing, EBM), biological data for the Gulf of Maine are available for use by a larger group of users in more frequent and diverse ways than in the past.

The Cuttyhunk Water Taxi provides more frequent service, with one-way adult tickets for $35, with five passengers (52 Fisherman's Wharf, New Bedford; 508-789-3250; cuttyhunkwatertaxi.com).

Although we are not aware of good data comparing infectious disease loads in similar populations to those studied here, respiratory infections are reportedly more frequent in the highlands (Way, 1976), suggesting differences in pathogen profiles as well as access to healthcare.

Although drug tests out on the patch are becoming both more rigorous and more frequent, there are almost always ways to get around them.

"If the experts are to be believed and extreme weather is to become more frequent, we must look at ways of supporting the industry".

When explosions and gunshots became more frequent, the interviewees related their ways of coping, with some admitting denial.