Sentence examples for more frequently said from inspiring English sources
"Certainly, over the last decade, we're seeing more large fires more frequently," said Christopher M. Knopp, the forest supervisor of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest.
"Biceps tear much more frequently," said Jonathan Glashow, an orthopedic surgeon and the co-chairman of sports medicine at New York's Mount Sinai Medical Center.
The first wave of changes has involved simply backing up critical data more frequently, said Kevin Coyne, the director of business operations for Sun Microsystems.
"This is to get members coming into the store more frequently," said Celia Swanson, Sam's Club's senior vice president of membership.
That type of piggyback loan structure "has become more available and we are seeing it more frequently," said Erik Johansson, vice president of mortgage lending at Guaranteed Rate, a mortgage lender in Schaumburg, Ill.
The app is currently in the early stages of deployment, but it already has created a challenge familiar to successful content creators the world over: "Listeners want new content more frequently," said Mathur.
"If a media owner said we can target households more likely to respond, that would encourage me to advertise more frequently," says Paul Kitcatt, chief creative officer, Kitcatt Nohr Digitas.
"Because of the state of the world economy, it would not surprise me if bosses were held hostage by workers more frequently," says David Partner, a kidnap and ransom expert at Miller Insurance, an insurance broker affiliated with Lloyd's of London.Sit-ins are already becoming more common.
"We can expect more of the same and we can expect it to happen more frequently," says Prof Francis.
"Gen Y is doing more online and they're doing it more frequently," says Charles Golvin, principal analyst for Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester.
In consumer surveys conducted by Reach Advisors, respondents are more frequently saying that they wouldn't recommend certain high-end goods or services to others since they don't want to flaunt their wealth.
