Sentence examples for more regular use from inspiring English sources

IT DID not seem too much to ask: official recognition of France's half-dozen or so main regional languages; their teaching in schools wherever enough parents wanted it; their more regular use on local radio and television; and the translation of local place-names and the main official texts into the country's principal dialects.

This makes the app, previously more of a specialized camera with photo-sharing features, something that could inch into the utilities space where it could see more regular use.

Although Vilanova will consider ways of embracing a wider variety of methods, such as a more regular use of the 3-4-3 formatinn employed in the 4-0 victoverover AC Milan in March, Barca still have great faith that their old methods can continue to be successful.

Tap water enemas seem safe for more regular use.

A previous study reported that more regular use was associated with psychological Khat dependence [ 42].

A similar gender difference has previously been described [ 13, 14], and the hypothesis used as support was the more regular use of xylitol gum by the girls.

For me, one of my more regular uses of Evernote is as a place to collect links for things that I want to read later, alongside notes to myself explaining why something has caught my eye (otherwise I move on and potentially forget).

In simple linear regression, pain was the only variable significantly associated with regularity of analgesic use: higher levels of pain corresponded to more regular analgesic use (p = 0.003).

In simple linear regression, pain was the only variable significantly associated with regularity of analgesic use: a greater pain score (i.e. more pain) corresponded to more regular analgesic use.

In this regard, investigations performed in the USA documented that markers of sociodemographic disadvantage including black ethnicity associate with less frequent use and later initiation of synthetic and biologic DMARD as well as more regular NSAID use [ 78– 80].

This allowed high scores for all questions to relate to more regular analgesic use.