Sentence examples for were very frequent from inspiring English sources

The country's major highway, Trans-Canada 1, passes through the park, and with 25,000 vehicles per day, wildlife vehicle collisions were very frequent.

Indeed, before the fur trade made great quantities of manufactured goods available, potlatches were few, whereas feasts, though also formal but not occasions for bestowing titles and gifts, were very frequent.

Besides the Stoics, who saw nature as moved by a vital breathing, hylozoistic positions were very frequent throughout Renaissance.

In high-level co-regulation episodes, questions (68%) and tentativeness of explanation (32%) were frequent; in low-level content episodes, questions were very frequent (91%) while tentativeness of explanations were rather infrequent (9%).

As the regimental historian wrote, "Deaths were very frequent among the troops here during this time, burial parties were almost constantly engaged, and the funeral notes of the fife and drum could be heard nearly every hour in the day.

Changes in names were very frequent both for top journals and for top companies (10 changed names in each group).

But "torture is very frequent," Ms. Acosta said.

Such routine tedium is typically transient for most people, though there are chronic sufferers for whom boredom is very frequent.

[But] It's very frequent for the Dutch to sell roughly in the middle of their target range.

Polyploidy is very frequent in this genus.

Anxiety disorders are very frequent in Primary Health Care.