Sentence examples for most frequently covered from inspiring English sources

The film's title is a line from one of Mr. Ramone's most frequently covered compositions, "Chinese Rocks," in which a visitor drops by to see if Dee Dee would like to come out and score.

It also includes many covers — among them, versions of the Rolling Stones' song "Paint It Black" by U2, Ottmar Liebert, and a late-sixties French rock band with a female vocalist (who sang it in French) and approximately five hundred versions of the Beatles' song "Yesterday," which, according to Guinness World Records, is the most frequently covered song in the world.

Malignant neoplasm was the target disease most frequently covered by Japanese studies (Table 1).

The idea of "linking abstract concepts with concrete examples" is also covered in 25% of teacher-training textbooks used in the US, according to the report by Pomerance et al. (2016); this is the second most frequently covered of the six strategies, after "posing probing questions" (i.e., elaborative interrogation).

Arabs are most frequently covered when they resist, rebel and riot.

The four EQ-5D health states reported most frequently covered 59.4% of all respondents.

The patterns of news coverage of regions and countries follow Australia's perceived national interests: Asia, the world's most populous region and that in which Australia is located, was also the most-frequently covered and China, Australia's second-largest trading partner after Japan, was by far the most-mentioned nation.

Most frequently, assessments covered the entire semester (61% of studies), rather than individual exercises.

The results showed that fall events occur most frequently on ice covered with snow.

Stent migration occurred most frequently with fully covered stents.

The most frequently appearing cover artists were Harold W. McCauley, Lloyd Rognan, Malcolm Smith and William Terry.