Examples of 'due to frequent' in a sentence
Meaning of "due to frequent"
due to frequent: This phrase is commonly used to introduce a reason or cause for something that occurs often or repeatedly. It implies that something happens regularly or with a high frequency
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due to frequent
He lost his job due to frequent hospitalizations.
Due to frequent rains and frosts.
The city was abandoned due to frequent flooding.
Due to frequent yeti sightings.
Water is often scarce due to frequent droughts.
Due to frequent epidemics of plague the town was completely abandoned.
Missed work or school due to frequent headaches.
Due to frequent autoclaving the rotor label can be damaged or unstuck.
She could not sleep due to frequent nightmares.
Due to frequent urination, the bladder may be problematic.
She lost her job due to frequent absences.
The small settlements of the municipality are built on hillsides due to frequent flooding.
I know that due to frequent diarrhea and aging.
Dust mites aggravate breathing due to frequent coughing.
This was due to frequent floods of the Radomka and the Vistula.
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The ground is quite uneven due to frequent alterations.
Due to frequent yeti sightings … but you do not succeed.
Electrolyte imbalance due to frequent binging and purging.
The usage of battery will be shortened progressively due to frequent charging.
Retired in part due to frequent shutdowns due to high winds.
He could not enroll in a regular school due to frequent moves.
Hair falls out due to frequent washing of the head.
The houses in the foreground were dilapidated due to frequent earthquakes.
Sometimes they withdraw due to frequent postponements of cases by the Court.
The color of my curtains is stating to fade due to frequent washing.
In part, this is due to frequent mutual distrust between entities.
This eliminates excessive eye strain due to frequent eye movements.
Due to frequent seasonal flooding, it is particularly good for growing rice.
The exposure time is long due to frequent queues.
Due to frequent maternity leave, the hiring of temporary staff is necessary.
My hands are trembling due to frequent use of the chain saw.
The floor had to be replaced every three years due to frequent use.
The low achievement was primarily due to frequent changes requested by staff members.
Males typically have thicker ossicones that become bald on top due to frequent necking.
This methodology eliminates errors due to frequent typing information of physical forms.
Due to frequent warfare, the kingdom was occasionally united under one king.
Rapid temperature fluctuations due to frequent door opening and closing.
However, due to frequent cancellations, there has been a gap between the sessions.
This may result in deterioration of productivity due to frequent exchange of blades.
However, due to frequent postoperative complications, this method has not taken root.
This exception has been carefully crafted due to frequent past disputes.
Due to frequent non-payment of past deliveries, provisions have at times been drastically curtailed.
Asbestos diseases are generally underestimated due to frequent misdiagnosis and even concealment.
Due to frequent eruptions, a lot of volcanic soil can be found around the regions.
The road is prone to landslides and closings due to frequent heavy rains.
Chewing problems arise due to frequent conditions of the elderly such as,.
It is often difficult to ensure flight safety in the summer due to frequent thunderstorms.
End of UV lamp life due to frequent switching on and off.
The period of the phone is likely to be cut short due to frequent charging.
The low percentage was primarily due to frequent late changes requested by staff members.
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The most frequent cases are the following
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More frequent cleanings may be required as necessary
