Sentence examples for again more often from inspiring English sources

The family cook probably heard, "What, pie again?" more often than not.

Both tests involve radiation exposure but this is again more often mentioned as a drawback of MSCT (23 patients) than of Angio (2 patients).

Accidental dural puncture occurs in up to 2.7% of EA procedures [ 14, 15, 17, 19, 20], again more often in lower spinal levels [ 14, 15].

The difference between wooden and metal spearguns is preference, but more experienced hunters once again more often opt towards having a wooden gun, because it absorbs recoil, makes less noise, and acts as a float.

The sound sometimes jars with the material – not least Willie Nelson's cheery tale of touring life, On the Road Again – but more often it potentiates it.

"Not again," I more often than not hear American friends and colleagues remarking, as when a certain title that smacks of overfamiliarity comes their way — "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof," most recently, to pick just one title much-seen on Broadway lately.

Please do the best you can at every turn; history has proved over and over again that more often than not, the average person's best and last defense against the possible corruption of government is an active, eager and energetic free press.

Everyone here has a story: a house flattened by explosives, a family member abducted and never seen again, or – more often – the urban-legend-tale of the man who got away and is now sending money back from Europe or America.

TIME was, and it wasn't that long ago, when you knew what you needed for a Broadway hit: one snob hit play per season usually from England (Sir Tom Stoppard's "The Real Thing", say, or Sir David Hare's "Skylight")—and a musical, again originating more often than not in London.But as if to chime with a new century, Broadway in the past few years seems quietly to have broken its own rules.

Americans are starting to see the doctor again, but more often for cosmetic procedures, such as Botox treatments, rather than cancer screening and other potentially life-saving preventive care.

Surprisingly a vibrant and impactful art scene that has foundational roots in NYC streets and culture is once again celebrated more often by major museum exhibits elsewhere in the world.