Consistency of discipline questions collected data on both positive and negative disciplinary techniques, (e.g., "When you/your parents promise her/you something good, how often do you/they stick to it?" and "When you/your parents ground her/you, how often do you/they carry it out?").
Via compliments: Try something like: "So how often do girls attach themselves to you like magnets when you step outside?" Or maybe something like: "You're really fun to talk to.
A moment later, when her eyes welled up with tears, it felt like something more intimate — how often does a stranger look square at you and pour out her heart?
The grassroots nature of the campaign taps into something quite fundamental: how often are local communities actually asked about what housing they'd like to see when top-down regeneration schemes take hold?
History of these glasses and something about their manufacture, how often they can be used and how they can be sterilized.
Take a closer look at other much-loved animated brands and we see how often something looks the same, but has been debased when the creator's gone.
"But," she adds, "something troubles me about how often I am asked by male journalists if people mix me up a lot with Lucy Prebble.
There is something suspicious, however, about how often the specifically Amanda word "Yay!" appears on these sites; moreover, the "fans" report information that only Latona, J or Mazer would know.
These comparisons are usually carried out in terms of "cross sections", which are just a way of saying how often something happens if you have a certain area-density of pairs of protons flying past each other in the beams.
As in the original piece, the widespread acceptance and encouragement of this mindset within army culture leaves the audience wondering just how often something like this happened and we didn't hear about it.
