Sentence examples for rather more frequently from inspiring English sources

As you might expect, this is a speech that Wood and his fellow "insolvency practitioners" (the onerous official term) have delivered rather more frequently in recent years.

Under a tangled bird's nest of brown hair, Ms. Cheek is a compelling presence, moving easily between the waiflike sweetness of Theresa and, rather more frequently and exuberantly, the vampy temptress on the prowl known as Terry.

In the past few years, the incursions into what writers might have optimistically thought of as their private space have multiplied, with publishing's shakier finances dictating that authors find themselves on the road, or in front of a class of creative writing students, rather more frequently than before.

Yesenia (Jessica Pimentel), who translates to Samantha, is a hot-blooded woman on the prowl exulting in her sexuality and spitting out spicy bursts of invective — rather more frequently in Spanish than non-Spanish speakers will probably appreciate — when the subject of Diego's other woman is raised.

Interestingly, because the second hit only rarely involves somatic, irreversible, mutation of the second CDH1 allele, but rather more frequently occurs via methylation (Grady et al. 2000; Oliveira et al. 2009a; Barber et al. 2008), it is plausible that the early stage lesions may be reversible.

The R-SOMS-2 includes not just the most frequent symptoms in PC, but rather those more frequently positive among somatizers in comparison to non-somatizers, that is, with high discriminative power and with a reasonable high correlation with the total scale.

It is suggested on the basis of the GPD size distribution that fatigue failure initiation in a component is unlikely to be caused by the single largest inclusion, but rather by more frequently occurring inclusions near the top of the size range.

A useful metric for students to consult when considering which firm to apply to is profit-per-lawyer, rather than the more frequently referred to, and widely available, revenue and profit-per-equity partner figures which actually tell you very little information about a firm's junior members.

(This paper uses carbon emissions rather than the more frequently cited carbon dioxide emissions).

Invasive tumor cells do not express CA IX diffusely but rather focally and more frequently in tumor cells near necrotic areas [ 12, 13, 22, 29].

It has been stated that CIN is not common in patients with normal preexisting renal function; rather, it occurs more frequently in patients with renal impairment and is possibly exacerbated when the impairment is due to diabetic nephropathy [ 26].