Sentence examples for somewhat frequent from inspiring English sources

This species is also found in more urban environments like parks and large gardens (Isler and Isler 1987) and is somewhat frequent in the southern coastal lowlands of the cities of Rio de Janeiro and northeastern Sao Paulo.

The evening, organized by Give India — a service that unites potential donors and the needy — proceeded with the somewhat frequent use of "inflection point" and "ecosystem" and, one of India's favorite alliterations, "demographic dividend".

It is somewhat frequent that the global asymptotic stability of a family of difference equations can be extended to some higher-order ones (see, for example, [1 4]).

Justin James took a swing at the track and added an ominous bass, stocky synthesizers, and a somewhat frequent industrial resonance that resides in Detroit's classic sound.

The complexity of proportions prompted Cage to use asymmetric musical phrases and somewhat frequent changes of time signature to achieve both microscopic and macroscopic correlation.

As an aspiring media artist, Liana uses her hobbies of making documentaries, somewhat frequent blogposts, and freelance DJing to initiate/add to discourse surrounding intersectionalities of classism, race, gender, and sexuality within popular culture.

One of the traditional arguments against A.V. is that coalition governments — which A.V. would make somewhat more frequent — are horrible.

It appears that the flares have become somewhat less frequent with time since August 1999, although the current tendency is not clear.

The gastrointestinal problems were somewhat more frequent in the oat-10 group (11 complaints) compared to the other groups (7 8 complaints), but the problems decreased gradually for all subjects after 1 2 weeks of consumption.

ICM finds somewhat less frequent political discussion among the youth and among likely non-voters, but even among these disaffected groups such conversations will crop up in more weeks than not.

Multiple transfer receipt is obviously somewhat less frequent post-reform (not shown) because Family Credit no longer gives eligibility to child nutrition programmes.