Sentence examples for already and often from inspiring English sources

The story has also been told already and often, and you have to wonder what drew the author to it.

For many of the record numbers starting up in self-employment, the answer is no; they've simply worked out how to turn a profit from something they were doing already – and often something they love doing.

That data is out there already and often collected by retailers, so Nomi just needs "layer on" its own view of the existing "passive data".

If you recognise symptoms, they are usually quite pleased with you already, and often they themselves don't understand the exact underlying mechanisms".

She suffered the New Yorker's fate: she went from a crowded office to a crowded subway to a small apartment in which Max was always already waiting and often annoyed at the late hour.

What people tend to know of the Williams sisters' intentions and motives typically involves weighing the little information they provide and spinning it to serve an already formed and often polarized opinion of the players who have dominated the women's tennis conversation for more than a decade.

But several academic authorities in telephone communications agree that perhaps the public is now ready to weigh the cultural, rather than just the scientific, argument against encouraging cell phones in the skies -- especially on long, crowded flights where people are already tense and often uncomfortable.

Climate change will impact water availability in the region, which is already limited and often used at unsustainable rates.

Moreover the App Store often issues these bans in retrospect, after a game is already live and often months afterward.

This specific characteristic differs this indicator from others already established and often used by researchers in the field (i.e. indicators used in GRI Reports and Greescope Reports).

Because of this market concentration among players like Securus and JPay, it means that prisoners — who are already vulnerable and often lower-income — get gouged.