Sentence examples for more frequently while from inspiring English sources

Of late, I've been borrowing hers more frequently, while pondering the purchase of a Primo, one of those glossy black oblong models.

Not long after his release Mr. Baldwin said that Mr. Berlinger apologized to him for not being in contact more frequently while he was incarcerated.

Generally, comedians with looser, more conversational material churn them out more frequently, while precise, dense writers tend to wait longer – Steven Wright, the king of one-liners, has released only two specials in his 35-year career.

The company has already begun moving funds in euro zone banks to accounts elsewhere more frequently, while making sure it has adequate money and liquidity in place so employees and suppliers are paid without disruption.

The N.B.A. requires injured players to address the media at least once before returning to practice, but Bryant, who has always enjoyed setting his own rules and standards, decided to speak more frequently while on the road, engaging in what one Lakers beat reporter termed "legacy building".

Another practice pattern survey of US uveitis specialists, Canadian specialists use cyclosporine more frequently, while mycophenolate mofetil was used less often [19].

Overweight kids are targeted more frequently, often while in gym class or playing sports, creating a vicious cycle that makes it more difficult for them to lose weight.

This suggests that blastomeres that pop out almost completely off the embryo divide more frequently asymmetrically, while those with a large part remaining within the embryo will divide more symmetrically.

Condom was the most commonly known contraceptive and more frequently used while other methods like intra uterine device, lactation amenorrhea and Norplant were rarely mentioned.

And since insight into the illness is more frequently impaired while experiencing severe mania, it is plausible not to expect this validity.

Adherent patients were slightly older and more frequently male, while the mean DCSI was similar between adherent and non-adherent patients (0.57 vs. 0.59, p = 0.783, Table  1), as was the prevalence of comorbid conditions.