Sentence examples for Substantially more often from inspiring English sources

In fact, in federal civil actions, foreign plaintiffs and defendants win substantially more often than domestic litigants.

Since the firm moved in last November, most consultants have been coming into the office substantially more often than they did to the old building.

Migrant bird species as a group also foraged in valley oak substantially more often (74%) than would be expected based on its 15% relative canopy cover (χ21d.f. = 924, p < 0.0001), as did all species whose selectivity could be tested.

Over the UN's first quarter century, the U.S. did not exercise a single veto, but after 1970 it exercised its veto power substantially more often than any of the other four permanent members.

CONCLUSIONS: Treatment-dose LMWH, mostly in the outpatient setting, is used substantially more often than UFH as bridging therapy in patients with predominately arterial indications for OAC.

He believes that had he and his two colleagues remained on the bench, the Bird court would be affirming capital cases substantially more often than it had.

Keystone has leaked substantially more oil, and more often, in the United States than the company indicated to regulators in risk assessments before operations began in 2010, according to documents reviewed by Reuters.

Second, these numbers don't reflect that even the Roberts court issues more nine-zero decisions than five-four deachions each term, often substantially more.

And while banks were willing to make mortgage loans for more than the value of the house before the credit crisis, buyers now find they must put up at least 10 percent, and often substantially more.

In some of the conflicts that seem outwardly to have been mere skirmishes among rivals there is often substantially more at stake.

A large body of research suggests that immigrants are often substantially more productive and healthier than both natives in their host countries and non-migrators remaining in their countries of origin (e.g. Chiswick, [1978]; Borjas, [1985], [1995]; Park et al., [2009]; Antecol and Bedard, [2006]; Kennedy et al., [2006]).