Examples of using More frequent in English and their translations into Danish
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Storms are becoming more frequent here.
Microsoft to move to smaller, more frequent updates- meaning the all-important version….
The bad spells became more frequent, immobilising him for long periods.
More frequent adverse drug.
Fans of the Sabian O-Zone cymbals will immediately notice the smaller, more frequent hole pattern.
Her lapses had become more frequent.
The reels in the free spins bonus have fewer symbols for more frequent wins.
which requires more frequent injections for the same effect.
After this, attempts to become stronger, more frequent and longer.
Sen, however, is becoming more frequent before an infinitive.
birch trees become more frequent, then pine,
It is our ever more frequent experience that European social affairs policy is carried on by dialogue between sub-committees of the Council- for example the Employment Committee or the Social Protection Committee- and the Commission.
the biryanis became more delicious, the bootleggers more frequent, and the celebrations more raucous.
Sensory neuropathy was also more frequent in the combination arm than with single agent carboplatin.
In this context, the Single Act has introduced an innovation in making more frequent the possibility of taking majority decisions
Only inspections at sea and more frequent inspections of vessels docking in ports would be likely to reduce the amount of dumping at sea.
However, if such concomitant use is unavoidable, more frequent monitoring of ciclosporin blood levels should be performed both after addition of orlistat and upon discontinuation of orlistat in ciclosporin treated patients.
and larger and more frequent earthquakes, worldwide.
regional authorities is more frequent and far more advanced within the EU compared with non-member countries.
calls in particular for more frequent use of the cooperation procedure.