Sentence examples for more frequently instead from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, airlines could update passengers more frequently, instead of just sending an initial message saying a flight is delayed.

Two Palms is where, in 2003, she began to use live sitters more frequently, instead of working mostly from photographs.

Students who reported to take analgetic drugs never or only rarely, did not report to seek sleep more frequently instead – rather the opposite was observed: increasing use of analgetic drugs was positively associated with an incremental seeking of sleep for headache relief (r = 0.09, p = 0.0005).

Clinicians should consider oral antimicrobial agents more frequently instead of having CVC lines placed for IV drug administration.

Children of less educated parents with low-income consume nutrient-poor but energy-dense beverages more frequently instead of nutrient-dense beverages [ 7, 58].

Instead, try going more frequently instead of saving it all up for later.

THE current wave of reform is likely to force mutual funds to disclose their holdings more frequently -- quarterly instead of semiannually -- and to put more pressure on fund directors to prevent abuses.

It will be impossible to legislate against meetings, but there will be calls for guidelines for more frequently published diaries (instead of the current quarterly) of encounters in and beyond Downing Street.

A higher share of temporary workers, whose contractual relationship may be costlessly terminated and whose wages are therefore more frequently negotiated, served instead as a significant wage flexibility enhancing margin.

The so-called force-on-force drills will also be conducted more frequently, every three years instead of every eight years.

In trials in which the S+ was replaced by a mask, participants more frequently chose the mask instead of the words, thus demonstrating a learned relationship between the sample and S- (i.e., reject control).