Sentence examples for more regular occurrence from inspiring English sources

The Vive might make this a more regular occurrence.

Lunch Haddock and potato soup, and then plaice at Hereford Road (a rather more regular occurrence).

"With climate change accelerating and flooding expected to become a more regular occurrence it's crucial that the government gets this right".

There was a time when weather of the kind Britain is experiencing now – a much more regular occurrence – was a matter of life and death.

Knowledge and availability of landraces will become increasingly important, he says, as climate change shifts rainfall patterns and makes extreme temperatures a more regular occurrence, and as modern agriculture comes to rely on ever fewer varieties and so becomes susceptible to large crop losses.

Anecdotally, I know it's having some impact on Facebook users' collective consciousness when I find that several of my non-tech friends have already installed it or are saying that they've been noticing that Facebook notifications about shared photos in Moments are becoming a more regular occurrence for them.

The German team goes on to win the penalty shoot-out.Although the notion of England reaching the World Cup final makes this scenario somewhat fanciful, erroneous offside calls are rather more regular occurrences.

The case of the global south, however, depicts the more regular, even more expected, occurrence of intrastate wars.

Reports of dead bodies in the streets of the capital also became a regular occurrence, with more than 240 people reported killed since the unrest kicked off last spring.

Inadequate know-how and the need for more accurate settings on turbine ventilators might explain the regular occurrence of the associated AEs.

When Quentin Blake does a book signing, which, given his enormous popularity, is a regular occurrence, there is one sentence that he hears more than any other.