Sentence examples for more regularly it from inspiring English sources

But if the management sticks to its promise of releasing more content more regularly, it's sure to keep the numbers popping upwards again.

In Leeds, Nadiya began to bake more regularly – it helped that she finally had a working oven.

If Manager Joe Girardi keeps his pledge to rest Jeter more regularly, it is possible that he would rethink his decision if Nunez continues to struggle in the field.

Clichy, in particular, had to worry about the pace and directness of Raheem Sterling but one of City's great strengths is the way they gang up on the opposition full-backs in wide positions and it was noticeable that when Zabaleta did start venturing forward more regularly it helped Jovetic to his second goal, turning in Samir Nasri's pass from the right.

The longer I use it, the more regularly it inspires the same sense of promise I felt when I used the first iPhone — a sense this machine is opening up a vast new realm in personal computing, and gently expanding the role that computers will play in our future.

"Others have done it more regularly, it's important to have someone to talk to freely.

Not only does it help strengthen engagement with existing users, who can potential use it more regularly, but it could help widen Grab's userbase by appealing to more people, too.

"I can't say we're the only [club] in the United States [to host suspension events], but I'd say we're probably among a select few," says Falkner. "There are probably venues that do it more regularly, but it's definitely more underground.

According to the report, the government "took longer to turn over files when it provided any, said more regularly that it couldn't find documents, and refused a record number of times to turn over files quickly that might be especially newsworthy".

"It's a drug that people might start to take more regularly if it was more available and more affordable," says Sumnall. "I think the [high] price limits use somewhat".

Esfahani is on a self-appointed mission to re-establish the harpsichord in the concert hall, to take it out of an exclusively baroque niche, and to encourage composers to write more regularly for it again.