Sentence examples for regular existing from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the company has to keep working on making its service easier, especially with a focus on onboarding those who are not regular existing users.

It's the same reason Twitter would change the reply arrow to a speech bubble: Twitter is looking for more understandable iconography, and having too many arrows was, again, confusing to anyone less familiar with Twitter beyond very regular, existing users.

In addition, patients in all three groups will receive the same ankle exercise schedule, based on regular existing physiotherapy protocols [Table 2].

The use of Poincaré sections shows regular regions existing under these conditions which inhibit efficient fluid transport.

In addition, there is no stable funding for ongoing operation of NECs, which are unable to meet on a regular basis; existing NRAs do not have stable basic funding, clear mandates, and enough designated staff for pharmacovigilance; and there is no clear country communication strategy to address issues of vaccine safety for routine programs.

Thereby population-based chlamydia screening adds to the existing regular care by testing young individuals hidden to current regular care.

He intended to achieve this either by transferring one of the existing regular characters to the Mars colony or by introducing a new regular who would be based there.

The first changes will appear in tomorrow's Saturday Guardian, with a revamped Weekend magazine introducing a host of lively new regular features alongside existing popular content.

The couple's total federal tax bill under the existing, regular tax system would have been $48,300, $8,100 less than the A.M.T. tax due.

An eagerness to break "the next big thing" means that theatre companies would often rather spend their limited resources on producing another first play than investing longer term in a regular stable of existing early- to mid-career playwrights.

This September, MyCSP took over direct payment of pensions from Capita, including not only existing regular monthly payments but also the payment of lump sums to former civil servants as they became eligible.