Examples of using More frequent in English and their translations into Polish
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They are becoming more frequent.
More frequent on special occasions.
Eat smaller, more frequent meals.
Mrs. Moore's contractions are more frequent.
More frequent feeding also means flexible feeding.
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Our meetings are getting more frequent.
Today, more frequent among wrestlers are broken ears….
Over time, they become more frequent.
Other than more frequent trips to the bathroom, I'm chill.
These nightmares are becoming more frequent.
In a world where leaving each other seems to be getting more frequent.
Hence the need of more frequent contacts.
They are more frequent, while the identity of our antagonist continues to elude us.
Our meetings are getting more frequent, right,?
This more frequent sign of the birth of a new life is associated with early toxicosis.
And it's working? Other than more frequent trips to the bathroom.
These are more frequent experiences- for such and such changes of social attitudes.
After this, attempts to become stronger, more frequent and longer.
Such planting involves more frequent cutting of branches so as not to let them intertwine.
Shift work means more infections and more frequent influenza.
More frequent tests for a wider range of vehicles,
The pro version will receive more frequent updates than the free version will.
natural disasters are even more frequent every year.
If the body feels the need for more frequent water procedures- this should not be discouraged.
Especially severe cases may require more prolonged and more frequent treatment.
BA City Flyer will also be operating more frequent flights to London City Airport this winter.
The collection of statistics in these two fields requires far more frequent monitoring.
Disasters are becoming more frequent, intense and complex.
In recent years, the facts of psychological violence in educational groups are becoming more frequent.
