Sentence examples for so more frequently from inspiring English sources

Mangino said he rode a stationary bicycle once or twice a week and said he should do so more frequently.

But these days any restaurant with a similar sense of self updates its menu regularly, and many do so more frequently than the Four Seasons, which in this way and others is no longer a pioneer.

Viewers who do watch are doing so more frequently, PBS said; visits to the show's Web site are up significantly from year to year, and a new live stream online is growing quickly.

DreamWorks responded that it simply shifted the release to a Friday to make it more of an event (the video ended up making more than $100 million in its first weekend in stores) and predicted that it and other studios would do so more frequently with important films.

"It is 'contact your local law enforcement and we'll help you as best as we can but good luck,'" said Representative Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah, who has a license to carry a gun and said he may do so more frequently.

Eels that investigated the bypass pipe entrance tended to enter headfirst, but those that then exited the pipe upstream did so more frequently at lower entrance velocities.

Is it because there are so few senior females that they get recruited so much more frequently than men?" Ms. Hill went on to say that the letter was not meant as a "condemnation of my own gender," but instead as a call to encourage women to respond more frequently to such requests or suggest another woman if they cannot participate.

Those glaciers at lower altitudes are much easier for scientists to get to and so were more frequently included, but they were also more prone to melting.

When it comes to resilience, the question is: Why do some people use the system so much more frequently or effectively than others?

(Ages 10 to 13) WHY is it that novels for middle-graders and pre-teenagers fall into the genres of science fiction and fantasy so much more frequently than their adult counterparts?

Its success and its 1999 Pulitzer prize will surprise no one who reads it.American writers also top the bestseller lists in Germany, as they have long done, and in France, where they are beginning to do so ever more frequently.