Sentence examples for than frequent from inspiring English sources

His wife was a sweet, undemanding woman who was satisfied with post cards from her children rather than frequent letters.

The math changes for people who earn miles primarily through mileage-based credit cards rather than frequent trips.

By Mark Singer When a fellow-passenger asks Norman Beck, a more than frequent flier, what he does for a living, Beck has two standard replies.

When at work, they tend to be significantly less productive — a phenomenon known as presenteeism, which can be even more expensive than frequent absences, Dr. Ballard said.

Market-Tested Warmth As a presidential candidate, other than frequent reminders of her "scars," Mrs. Clinton's tone has, until recently, been different.

But when it comes to generating reliable scientific knowledge, there is nothing more important than frequent and detailed predictions of future events.

Whatever we are going through in our change-of-life moments, be it first loves, schoolyard squabbles, and more estrogen than we know what to do with -- or less-than-frequent date nights, workplace disputes, and so little estrogen our docs are writing us prescriptions for its replacement -- we just want and need for our highs and lows to be recognized as the legitimate experiences they are!

You'll do better by using cards with lower interest rates than frequent-flier mile cards, which generally have pretty high rates.

SaveDaily is among a handful of start-up financial-service companies that are using the Internet to convert shopping loyalty programs into something more substantial than frequent-flier credits.

By definition, therefore, clinical evidence is more difficult to build in rare than in frequent cancers.

And he established monthly, rather than more frequent, office visits unless patients violated the rules.