Sentence examples for stop by more frequently from inspiring English sources

This made it seem like nothing really interesting was happening on Facebook and that there was no reason to stop by more frequently.

Cruise ships now stop here more frequently.

Ever since the brawl at the Moomba festival in March 2016, the club leadership says, they have been stopped more frequently by police and accused by people of being gang members.

But even as Wakefield has become safer, Mr. Campbell and many other black residents like himself say they have been stopped more frequently by police officers and searched or detained.

Stop by for more fun adventures.

Buses stop more frequently than subways and are much slower.

The mitochondria move more slowly, stop more frequently and travel shorter distances.

If stop codons are more frequently disrupted, then the 3′-end of protein-coding genes will also vary more frequently, and its elongation could, eventually, originate more gene overlaps than the elongation of the 5′-end.

Since this only captures whether drivers were stopped once, the disparity could be much bigger if black drivers were stopped more frequently than white drivers.

By Kevin Baker HarperCollins (Hardcover, $26) They moved up through the sleeping neighborhoods of Park Slope, and Boerum Hill, and over the bridge into Manhattan, the train stopping more frequently now.

Indeed, Ministry of Justice statistics show that nationally in 2009-2010 black people were stopped 23.5 times more frequently than white people, and Asian people 4.5 times more frequently.