Sentence examples for most frequent actions from inspiring English sources

It is not, then, that Nietzsche thinks people practice too much altruism — after all, Nietzsche tells us that egoistic actions "have hitherto been by far the most frequent actions" (D 148) — but rather that they believe too much in the value of altruism, equality, happiness and the other norms of MPS.

For society, most frequent actions included to be treated the same as everyone else by society and avoiding embarrassing/discriminating PLWH.

Compared to the 2005 baseline survey, the most frequent actions suggested by the cohort control group were 2569 suggestions related to punishment and included 158 suggestions for killing PLWH.

Of the possible options, the most frequent action that people took or feature they added to their home was 'Rain barrel or cistern' and the least frequent was 'Addition' or 'Grey water system'.

I much preferred the DPT's simplified controls; buttons may be useful on a dedicated e-reader, where page turning is by far the most frequent action, but the reMarkable is meant to be like a piece of paper and the buttons seem at odds with that idea.

31 38 In professional soccer, straight sprints represent the most frequent action immediately prior to goal scoring.

The most frequent action taken was suction of the airways, both for crying (85.0%) as well as for non-crying babies (92.3%) (Table  1).

According to our dataset, the most frequent action was issuing a new query (47%), followed by browsing the result set and viewing selected citations (44%).

For all age groups consultation by doctor was the most frequent action, and when patients attended the casualty clinic directly 91.2% of the contacts resulted in consultation by a doctor compared to 56.5% when patient or family called the clinic.

However, the study by Médecins du Monde also found that self-medication was the second most frequent action during the last episode of illness (49.5%), corroborating the high rate of self-medication found in our study.

13 14 The importance of sprint performance for team-sport athletes is highlighted by the observation that straight sprinting is the most frequent action preceding a goal in football (soccer).