Pot-bound grasses require frequent watering, as well as annual division and repotting.
If cycling is one way to sort out York's traffic problems, how come the frequent theft of bikes is brushed off as one of those things?
I would now like to appeal to those who frequent this secluded area to please respect our environment and refrain from trashing it.
The results reveal that cocaine is the second most common drug to show up in tests, with cannabis the most frequent.
These bulbs don't like frequent replantings and can take their time flowering after division.
The finance division can now obtain more accurate and frequent statistics, the company said.
To quench your thirst, you drink a lot of water and other beverages, and that leads to more frequent urination.
Security guards stand firmly as they secure locks and tell frequent customers like me to leave.
In a similar way, human males feel a biological need to release their seed at frequent intervals.
Of course, basking sharks frequent our coastal waters, but seldom are they observed making the movements described by the surfers.
Flutes, saxophones, clarinets, trumpets and bassoons share the spotlight and take frequent solos that, like the vocals, often ramble aimlessly.
For high-moisture areas, like kitchens and baths or where frequent cleaning is required, use only oil-based.
For your patients who frequent the woods, tick-borne disease should be a consideration.
The units manage fitness by frequent fitness testing, bayonet PT, combatives, and road march training.
David Patterson of the 785th Combat Stress Detachment from Minneapolis, Minnesota, a frequent shopper at the bazaar.
He also remembered the dark and lonely nights he and his mother spent waiting for Herb to return from one of his frequent three-day benders.
One of our most frequent excursions takes us to the abandoned tractor in a nearby field.
Her mother followed behind, a frazzled young woman who looked to be a victim of frequent beatings.
Hamleys has been somewhat jinxed over the past five years, with frequent changes of management and poor merchandising.
The seneschals were much like baillis but they were given border territories that required frequent military action.
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Then they would frequent the big tippers of the bar or their gangster boyfriends.
Climbing Mount Dundas, a flat-topped mesa that juts out into the bay, is a frequent summer ritual.
Beggar women and working-class women did not frequent the commercialized spaces frequented by middleclass women.
He made frequent diversions to towns and villages along the way, but the three cities became the great centres of Methodist influence.
They cannot risk the frequent delivery delays that occur when the motorway is blocked by road works or accidents.
Like Ostade's yokels, the topers of Brouwer's Antwerp frequent a lower sort of tavern than those of Teniers and Steen.
Experts believe that these extreme weather events are likely to become much more frequent.
Manar says this is a frequent topic of conversation at school following clashes.
He is a frequent contributor to leading newspapers on subjects of topical interest.
Come on, this whodunit tale is quite engrossing with its frequent tosses, turns and twists.
Dizziness was the only side effect reported and was more frequent following irrigation with room temperature solution.
The chimney has to be opened at frequent intervals to insert the liners, essential if there are bends in the flue.
Farmers make frequent releases of small numbers of these beneficial wasps to augment their existing populations of beneficials.
Thus the tramontana blows most frequent in winter, but may occur from mid-September through April.
Whereas equities and bonds are easy to buy and sell, property transactions are more complicated, more costly and consequently less frequent.
Finger splits, or fissures, are one of the more frequent winter skin complaints Kunin addresses.
The timetables should offer frequent services with common minimum standards across the whole city, and fares should allow for free transfers.
The extra seedlings can be transplanted but require frequent watering for the first several weeks.
After all, she's a bit of a Francophile and is already a frequent visitor to the country.
She has also noted that business travellers are travelling less frequent than before.
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As well as detailing every studio wisecrack, fall-out, belch and bifter, the tome does turn up frequent nuggets.
The most frequent complaints were knee pain, shin splints, and, to a lesser extent, midfoot pain.
A previous work-up had discovered frequent premature ventricular complexes and runs of bigeminy on a Holter monitor examination.
A miracle of modern technology, it is creating a buzz in markets with its continuing innovations and frequent modifications.
Intestinal bilharziasis is becoming more and more frequent among Canadian travellers who come in contact with natural soft waters in tropical countries.
With a massive expansion in Tramore's population and with a threefold increase in water activity in recent years, demands on the rescue service are becoming more frequent.
We endured frequent and torturously dull mother-daughter chitchats.
Gelatin, an ingredient made from cow bones, is a frequent ingredient in yogurt, ice cream, mints, gummy candies, margarine, and the coatings on some gel caps.
In Gambia the prevalence of the chlamydial disease trachoma in villages with frequent spraying to reduce flies is significantly lower than in villages without spraying.
Alfred Joseph Annedouche, a frequent engraver of large plates for Goupil, produced the mezzotint in 1873, two years after Bouguereau made the painting.
Her GP training was interrupted by pregnancy and frequent moves, because she chose to follow her husband in his postings as a naval medical officer.
They armed themselves with a range of dangerous weapons such as battleaxes and knives deployed in frequent fights for control and authority in and around the mining complexes.
Charlie's frequent bed-hopping was a strange thing to be hurt by, but every time he did this, Evander felt that pang of pain and disappointment that he never showed.
Despite frequent inconsistencies and misapprehensions, the work was a principal transmitter of ancient science and Neoplatonic thought to the western Middle Ages.
Large sectors or patches which extend from the midrib to the leaf margin are much less frequent, with approximately only one in 100 shoots having such leaves.
Temkey's commanding vocal declamation and warm, high lying, distinctively French baritonal sound recall Francis Poulenc's collaborator and frequent interpreter Pierre Bernac.
As such, these elements function as metonyms for the entire language, and their frequent repetition constitutes a convincing representation of English.
This was fine for less than vertical, easy trad and sport climbs, but as the rock got steeper, and the falls more frequent, we found a huge problem with belaying this way.
Because I work the entertainment beat, frequent contact was inevitable.
Cartooning as a day job meant chaining yourself to your table, scratching out a living in silence, interrupted only by frequent trips to the coffee shop.
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The self-satisfaction and smugness of the text is toe-curling and its frequent sickening doses of sentimentality are like being forced-fed chopped liver with chicken fat.
In contrast, when the available energy is virtually unlimited women have frequent ovulatory menstrual cycles characterised by high hormone concentrations.
It says over time it hopes to eradicate trees on trackside embankments, cutting delays and saving resources because clean-ups will not have to be so frequent.
Obviously the consequence of an increasing number of voyages combined with rudimentary measuring systems was the frequent loss of ships, men, and tons of cargo.
The failure of a woman to bear children is a frequent cause for divorce.
It is now a known fact that this genetically disease is prompt by frequent consanguineous marriages.
Olivier Zahm is coeditor of Purple Prose and a frequent contributor to Artforum.
The most frequent sites were subdiaphragmatic nodes, lungs, liver, and local relapse or contralateral kidney.
The overcharges boosted the cost of purchases by 3 percent, and were more than three times as frequent as undercharges.
Nurses at Armidale, Gunnedah and Tamworth hospitals held lunchtime rallies to highlight the safety risks inherent in frequent understaffing.
Following the road reconstruction, the natural beauties of the area will be touchable by all the visitors who want to frequent it.
That's why highly trafficked kitchen surfaces, like counters and table tops, require frequent touch-ups.
He diagnosed this population as usually having suboculars, frequent abnormalities in the head plates, and fewer number of dorsal blotches.
The pair have the disease''s G551D mutation, and have to take up to 50 tablets a day and endure frequent nebuliser and physiotherapy sessions.
Pleasure, despite its frequent nominalization, is not substantival, but adjectival and adverbial.
The two jays that frequent Western gardens are the scrub jay and the Steller's jay.
The Mac Process cleanable round airlock is perfect for processes requiring quick turnover due to frequent material changes.
However, since each of these functional elements is extremely frequent, they may well appear often enough in trigrams to remain informative.
Understandably, my wife became fed up with my clodhopping footwork and frequent sulks.
With stronger gears and synchros, it is built to withstand more frequent shifting often needed in construction applications.
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With stronger gears and synchros, the mDRIVE HD is built to withstand more frequent shifting that is often needed in heavy haul applications.
Cluster headache is of particular interest to ophthalmologists and optometrists because of their frequent localisation around the eyes.
Hearing impairment is the most frequent human sensory deficit and is mainly caused by the irreversible loss of neurosensory cells in the cochlea.
One frequent trouble spot is the word and used as a sentence connector.
It allows for regulating the colouration of the apple skin, but also protects the trees from hailstorms, which are a frequent occurrence in some regions.
Because culture results were still pending, the antifungal choice was made based on the most frequent cause of respiratory mycosis in birds, Aspergillus species.
Uncontrolled diabetes, and the use of antibiotics and the contraceptive sponge, diaphragm and spermicides are associated with more frequent yeast infections.
As Frank did in 1981, the first author made a trip in Apr 2009 from Virginia to Florida, with frequent stops at beaches to collect littoral staphylinids.
Because anecdotal evidence has indicated frequent cholera and intestinal spirochetosis coinfection in Bangladesh, we studied both diseases in this study.
Neuropathic pain is a frequent complication of spinal cord injury.
Males face a trade-off between call duration and call rate, but females preferred calls that are longer and more frequent, which is no simple task.
The most frequent issue brought up by these NZE specialists is that coordination by all design professionals at the pre-design level is imperative.
The main bedrocks underlying the area are siltstone, claystone, and sandstone with frequent occurrences of rock salt, potash, gypsum, and anhydrite.
The collector has a cleanable filter system that facilitates continuous manufacturing processes and eliminates frequent costly filter replacements.
To deal with this dimensionality problem, feature selection and dimension reduction methods are applied, such as, stopword removal, stemming and removing less frequent words.
The phase where the coronal mass ejections are frequent is called solar maxima and the phase when these ejections are lesser is called solar minima.

It does not admit of frequent substitutions, for many substitutions destroy the trochaic effect.
The object of this is because experience shows that the labor pains are stronger, and more frequent, when in the upright position.
The eyelids are swollen and reddened, there is lachrymation, sneezing is frequent, and the discharge from the nose is abundant.
This abominable endeavour to suppressor lessen every thing that is praise-worthy, is as frequent among the men as women.
These chemical changes may be the cause of the frequent concretionary structure and veining in the laterite.
The swishes became more frequent, the returnings almost doubling on their track.
Many kinds of frogs are eaten, chiefly ranids and hylids, and the leopard frog is the most frequent victim.
This form of tonsillitis is very frequent, and is often confounded with parenchymatous tonsillitis or with tonsillar abscess.
As the sickness grew on him, the lightheaded intervals became more frequent.
His calls and invitations for rides and tennis and golf were more frequent than ever.
It is in the lombardic style introduced by Vivaldi, consisting of frequent syncopation.
These details tell us of three years of larval existence, a duration of life frequent in the longicorn series.
The combinations thl, or tl, and lt, are as frequent in the Chinook as in the Mexican.
Festive banquets, sinful suppers, long-spun-out lunches were as frequent and at times as Lucullan as in the days of the Regency.
At Government House she was not a frequent visitor, the foppery and toadyism there were revolting to her.
The eyes at the same time should be topically medicated by the frequent use of cold water, or mild astringent collyria.
Where manos and metates were of frequent occurrence in the Tank Site, they become rare here.
The trade wind varied from south-south-east to east-south-east, and commonly blew fresh, with frequent squalls.
In former days trephining was a much more frequent operation than it is now, and apparently more successful.
The volcano of Mayon, or Albay, in the province of Camarines, has been in frequent eruption from 1616 down to within thirty years.
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This appears from the frequent meridional and latitudinal diversities and contrasts, to which allusion has been made.
From the pluvial period to the present the valley has been the scene of frequent volcanic disturbances.
Typhus or jail fever appeared in its most dreadful form, and the deaths were terribly frequent.
The whitest meat is not the most juicy, having been made so by frequent bleeding, and giving the calf some whiting to lick.
It is from Kennewick and is of the shape of one of the most frequent types of bone points found in the Fraser Delta.
The testudo Mydas, or sea-turtle, frequent the bays of Antigua.
Adam's table manners were a frequent source of mortification to us all.
My only safety was in bed, but even there intrusions were frequent.
This was varied by frequent baths, for cleanliness, not for invigoration.
Geophaps plumifera was very frequent on the ironbark ridges.
Our list of the 30 most frequent collocates was not meant to include uninflected words, nor the references found in the corpus.
As we entered deeper into what had once been the city, the evidences of man's past occupancy became more frequent.
The second movement, larghetto, requires a frequent change of measure.
Tuberculous meningitis is a frequent cause of meningitis in South Africa and has a dismal prognosis.
Indeed, pneumatization of the middle turbinate or concha bullosa of the middle turbinate is a frequent finding.
He could not but recall how feebly, and with what frequent pauses for breath he had toiled over the same ground, only two days before.
In Tallahassee they were subjected to frequent scares from the Indians.
Changes in the manner of reading the Sumerian names are frequent.
There were frequent stoppages, then the sounds would begin again, always louder, always closer.
Of all these afternoon excursions, that to the lido is most frequent.
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From Point Vancouver the river turned towards the northeast, and became more contracted and rapid, with occasional islands and frequent sand-banks.
She also had bouts of nauseousness which became more frequent.
With the joint Qantas and Emirates network now open for bookings, New Zealanders have access to aligned fares, codeshare services and frequent flyer benefits.
As these frequent pauses were never followed by any remark, the momentary uneasiness they created quickly passed away, and for a time was forgotten.
The borough accounts also refer to it as a gumstool or a tumbrel, and they record frequent repairs to the device throughout the 17th and 18th century.

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