Sentence examples for Somewhat more often from inspiring English sources

Somewhat more often, there was a quieter hostility from women.

In reality, those policies were rarely made by one person, and presidents only somewhat more often took a leading role.

If you live a full life span, you will get to vote for President about fifteen times before you die, and for members of Congress somewhat more often.

All in all, we do know that Osama travelled somewhat more often and more widely in the West than the standard portraits of him typically note.

Mr. Gates cited research showing Microsoft patents are cited as "prior art," or examples of existing knowledge, in other patent filings somewhat more often than the patents of other technology companies, including Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Apple and I.B.M.

Female victims also had higher rates of early marriage, and remained somewhat more often unmarried than average.

On average women were somewhat older and more often single [ 8].

Cases tended to be somewhat better educated, more often menopausal, and to have earlier ages at menarche than controls.

Bowker's is somewhat more detailed, but he often has difficulty separating his speculation from fact.

Analysis suggests that heavier-tailed distributions are in better agreement with the POT and somewhat AMF data than more often used exponential (light) tailed probability distributions.

The adaptation of the iPhone to military use is somewhat unusual, as technology more often trickles from the military to the consumer market.