Sentence examples for more regularly by from inspiring English sources

Researchers say the fireworks industry's safety practices need to be monitored more regularly, by elected officials as well as nongovernmental organizations.

His new office, which he plans to occupy more regularly by the end of the year, will be a couple of doors down from his father and outfitted with the same kind of standing desk he has in Wapping.

Elections for parish or town councils take place every four years but vacancies sometimes come up more regularly (these by-elections are called casual vacancies – like in JK Rowling's book), so it's worth checking local papers as they often report them when they arise.

This was the quarter for clubs such as Zelli's, Le Grand Duc, Bricktop's, Chez Florence and Chez Joséphine, which were fronted by black stars but more regularly funded by white patrons.

Now more regularly going by the name of cleansing conditioners, these one-step formulas gently cleanse and intensely moisturise the hair.

In March 2016, Jason Lawrance, a 50-year old self-employed builder from Hampshire was jailed for life after raping five women and assaulting two others he had met on Match.com, which is also more regularly used by straight people.

In particular, technical language was changed to words more regularly used by Aboriginal Australians.

As women's health is a large focus of health systems, and health systems are largely guided by higher-level decisions, programs could enhance their effectiveness by more regularly and systematically "checking the pulse" of users in order to retain a more accurate depiction of user preferences and beliefs.

A mix of data collection methods/sources was in use in several countries (e.g. comprehensive sexuality surveys conducted at long intervals complemented by more regularly conducted KABP).

Salon audiences became not modernist but only modern, drawn away by the more regularly available satisfactions of photography and magazine illustration.

They can entice customers by cleaning more regularly and bringing in a Wild Bean Café, but they cannot build cinemas or bowling alleys.Liberalisation may not have produced many new facilities, but it has pushed forward the outsourcing of food provision.