Sentence examples for more frequent we from inspiring English sources

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

Three years ago, when we realised this was happening to all of us and had become more frequent, we started to stage public events at which we read from these letters to an audience.

Although effective contacts within children in Hong Kong may not be less frequent than other age groups, and may even be more frequent, we estimated that the force of transmission of TB within children is still lower than other age groups.

- Never vs. At Least Once or more frequent We dichotomized in this manner so that we could distinguish never dieters from those who dieted at least once.

In populations where J subhaplogroups with additional mutations in complex III (or complex V) are more frequent, we may expect to find no association between J and longevity, similarly to what has been reported regarding the absence of correlation between haplogroup J and LHON in populations where these subhaplogroups are not present (Carelli et al., 2006).

We do not need more frequent communication; we need deeper connections.

We presume that poor sleep quality would have been even more frequent if we had also enrolled patients who were hospitalized and/or in NYHA class IV.

We perceived that referrals for these side effects have become more and more frequent; therefore, we evaluated the degree of knowledge on the safety of ACE-I in different medical categories.

We are the new Don Giovannis, whose seductions need to be faster and more frequent, and we hide these crimes of the heart under the sexy headline of "desire".

In his 2006 book The Rebels: How Blair Lost His Majority, Philip Cowley establishes that backbench rebellion is actually far more frequent that we might sometimes assume.

It's a fact that two strains emerged which tells us this is more frequent than we realise and it is driven by antibiotic resistance.