Sentence examples for are often stacked from inspiring English sources

It swamps the morgue where chilled bodies are often stacked one on top of another.

Different sedimentary rocks are often stacked on top of one another in recognizable patterns that suggest an orderliness in formation.

— At Super Micro Computer, cartons of parts are often stacked in the parking lot, exposed to the elements.

Critics have also complained that the landesbanks, whose supervisory boards are often stacked with elected officials, are prone to political influence.

But Israelis feel that they have ammunition of their own to make a case that international institutions, conspicuously the United Nations, are often stacked against them.

"There is such overcrowding in the Manhattan and Brooklyn shelters that the animals are often stacked in cages and left in overflow hallways," said Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, who is preparing a report on the shelters.

It was also deeply critical of the magazine's continued use of Johnson, whose work they claim is "often stacked with the superficial and the racist".

Research shows that in hiring, the deck is often stacked against low-income and minority candidates — especially when it comes to the technology sector.

"Postdocs need to be aggressive about finding opportunities to write grants because the deck is often stacked against them," says Joe Bernstein, a postdoctoral fellow at Argonne National Laboratory, who served as the 2011 outreach committee chair for the National Postdoctoral Association.

Mines were laid individually or in clusters; anti-tank mines were often stacked.

Even before the economy went south the employment deck was often stacked against many youth, women, minorities, and individuals whose backgrounds include brushes with the law.