Sentence examples for most frequently recalled from inspiring English sources

Paula spitting forth streams of hot innuendo and Jools' infamous "ungroovy fucker" faux pas may have been the most frequently recalled moments in what was often inelegant and occasionally inept broadcasting, but even the weaker Tube moments are instantly preferable to the hapless hackwork of the expensively haircutted Grimmys dominating youth TV today.

Smoking was most frequently recalled (90.5%, n=607).

In contrast, lump and bleeding symptoms were most frequently recalled, recognised and prompted the fastest symptom presentation.

According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), lead is the most frequently recalled substance that could result in poisoning.

Misconceptions were also evident with around one in seven (14.4%) young people reporting 'hair loss' as a cancer warning sign and this was the second most frequently recalled symptom.

Of the ethical issues presented on medical television shows, the most frequently recalled were medical mistakes (96.6%), death and dying (94.6%), professional misconduct (92%) and quality or value of life or personhood (91.1%).

She frequently recalled their "twenty-seven years together in what was to me absolute bliss".

The most frequently used recall period was 14 days, or two weeks, although the periods ranged from one day to two years.

More than 80% used face-to-face interviews for data collection, and the most frequently used recall period for assessing medicine utilization was 14 15 days.

Russian officials frequently recall that President Bill Clinton promised Boris Yeltsin that NATO would not expand beyond Eastern Europe.

Mr. Shchedrin composed it in 1955, "Anna" in 1968, both in idioms that frequently recall Prokofiev.