Sentence examples for more frequently especially from inspiring English sources

The board may meet a few times a year and be in contact more frequently, especially in times of crisis.

Both teams find the end zone, but the Vikings find it more frequently, especially with receiver Randy Moss catching passes over the top of the Detroit defense.

But more and more frequently — especially when Markham dwells on his opponents' determination to interfere with his pursuit of happiness — he has had difficulty containing himself.

Animal hoarders are the least common type of hoarder, but between clean and squalor hoarders, I'm not sure which occurs more frequently, especially since there's some fluidity — no pun intended — between them.

One hopes it will happen more frequently, especially since the Emelin, essentially a booking and presenting house, has had a hard time developing an artistic vision of theater and programming it consistently, not that various managements haven't tried.

Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar Worldpanel, said shoppers have been visiting the Co-op's stores more frequently, especially for fresh food and own-label items.

The convective cloud forms more frequently inland, especially on higher ground such as Dartmoor, Exmoor and Bodmin Moor, thus reducing the amount of sunshine.

The analgesic treatments were more frequently administered, especially strong opioids for moderate and severe pain.

However, due to its easy sampling method, with or without stimulations, whole saliva is more frequently studied especially for the evaluation of systemic disorders [ 3].

Troublesome nocturnal coughing episodes which may include vomiting should prompt investigation into recently acquired pertussis, gastroesophageal reflux and more frequently asthma, especially in children.

However, the horizontal wielding condition is more frequently used, especially in studies on attunement in length perception by dynamic touch (Arzamarski et al., 2010; Menger & Withagen, 2009; Michaels et al., 2008; Wagman et al., 2001; Withagen & Michaels, 2005).