Sentence examples for the growing frequency from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials have clearly been aggravated by the growing frequency of the flights.

Many untapped points of intervention could be used to discourage the growing frequency of wash cycles needing to be dried.

The next time, we will kill you".' Despite the growing frequency of attacks and humiliations, the leaders of Iraq's Christians are urging their members to remain in Iraq or, if they have already left, to return.

The city has appealed that decision, saying it turned only on an equal rights issue and did not address the growing frequency and size of the events at 583 Park Avenue.

In a recent paper, Avinash Persaud of State Street, a bank, describes the growing frequency of what he calls "liquidity black holes".

PLATO asked "What is man?" and St Augustine asked "Who am I?" A new breed of criminals has a novel answer: "I am you!" Although impostors have existed for ages, the growing frequency and cost of identity theft is worrisome.

But as Google's business continued to expand into new areas, it began bumping up against the interests of Apple with growing frequency, fraying the ties between the two allies.

The country's younger generation of Muslims, who have grown up in the west, are the most ardent proponents of the veil and the conflict has surfaced with growing frequency, particularly in some of the nation's more militant suburbs.

Mr. Romney's remarks, which aides described as a "prebuttal" to the Democratic convention here, offered a glimpse of a tactic that the Romney campaign is likely to employ with growing frequency in the general election: showing up at the location of coming presidential speeches and delivering well-publicized indictments of Mr. Obama's record.

Now, with growing frequency, the company is seen by competitors and other industry players as a bully.

Also with respect to growing frequency, the mutual information follows a law of diminishing returns and, consistent with the expectation from Figure 3, it grows rapidly and then saturates.