Examples of 'frequent change' in a sentence

Meaning of "frequent change"

frequent change: Refers to a pattern or practice of undergoing regular or constant alterations. This phrase is commonly used to describe situations where there is a high degree of turnover or variability

How to use "frequent change" in a sentence

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frequent change
There is a frequent change in roles and responsibilities.
The list is subject to frequent change.
Frequent change of eyeglasses or contact lenses.
Their level is subject to frequent change.
Ideal for frequent change of vehicle.
Funding of provision is subject to frequent change.
Frequent change of the contact person.
Flexibility to deal with frequent change.
With frequent change of instruments.
Fishing vessels showed a pattern of frequent change of fishing grounds.
Frequent change in bath towel.
Straightforward and frequent change.
The frequent change of strategy will only lead to immobilize.
Patient with our search and frequent change of mind.
A frequent change of rolls is inevitable.

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The information in this article is likely to be subject to frequent change.
Frequent change of the water.
They are subject to frequent change.
Frequent change of residence.
With a frequent change.
Frequent change of activity.
Any specific objective and physical characteristic not subject to frequent change.
Frequent change of occupation.
Avoid rising on the toes and too frequent change of foot position.
Frequent change in prescriptions.
This is suggested by the sharp and frequent change in dynamics from forte to piano.
This frequent change of users almost totally destroyed the original rich interior.
Homeowners in particular show a strong interest in having control over functions that support frequent change.
There is a frequent change in the form of flow with alternating stress fields.
The Mexican immigration laws are subject to frequent change.
Hence frequent change of place and work affects them more than men.
Tate Modern prides itself on the frequent change of displays.
Frequent change of residence and risk of attempted and completed suicide among children and adolescents.
This condition causes a high frequent change between two different current levels.
A frequent change of mood is likely on Monday.
Another big problem for the continuity of work is frequent change of Government.
Their level is subject to frequent change and they are not all administered by UNEP.
The history of Mexico is one that has been marked by conflict and frequent change.
Such a frequent change of rules can not bring any benefit and therefore I have voted against it.
Check with Ethics and Compliance before proceeding as sanctions programs are subject to frequent change.
The frequent change between both forms is charming along the Nahe River.
Children In institution and frequent change.
Frequent change of location of the event ;.
By their purpose, websites are subject to frequent change.
Frequent change of attire becomes accessible, at a lower cost.
Indeed, it can happen that a project requires a frequent change of blade.
The frequent change of home care staff was often problematic, for example.
Any specific objective and physical characteristics not subject to frequent change ;.
You do not tolerate routine, frequent change of workplace is a common thing for you.
Radio formats are frequently employed as a marketing tool, and are subject to frequent change.

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