Sentence examples for also as often from inspiring English sources

There is also, as often in judgments shaped by mob justice, the matter of double standards.

Poor people in Delhi can't escape the haze; they are also, as often as not, blamed for it.

Also, as often happens with endangered species, many of the people asked to coexist with the monk seal see the animal less as an autonomous wild creature than as an extension of the government working to save it.

Characters speak lines in their own right and also as narrators, often within the same sentence.

The Jew of Malta is certainly a play about antisemitism, but is it also (as is often thought) an antisemitic play?

Also, as is often the case, the problem was simply underestimated by the authorities.

"We also as activists often asked the question, 'Where are all the enterprises where we all fought together?'" Ambroziak said.

Also, as was often demonstrated in RCTs, fasting and postprandial blood glucose were significantly reduced from baseline in all prestudy therapy subgroups.

They were also twice as often reported as presenting policies in the context of internal dispute.

Slum men were also reported as often physically abusive towards their wives during pregnancy and the post-partum.

Also, as men are often the sole income earners in many families, they have to travel often.