Sentence examples for as is very often from inspiring English sources

After an initial diagnosis is made by a doctor, federal pharmacists manage the care of patients when medications are the primary treatment, as is very often the case.

As is very often the case, many were peaceful but a sizeable minority were not, and criminal damage and some violence ensued.

The EU rule means that countries in which asylum seekers first arrive should process their application even if – as is very often the case with Italy – they have no desire to stay there.

The standard methods of detection, including cerebral angiogram and computed tomography are invasive and not safe to be repeated, as is very often indicated clinically.

Weir, as is very often the case with stand-offs, will shoulder a lot of responsibility for Scotland's style of play.

It isn't clear why Avast is blocked, as is very often the case with censorship in China, but the incident is another factor that underscores the growing challenge of doing business in China.

Yet, as was very often the case with white children, she was fond of the family maid and spent many hours in her company.

"People often confuse the two," he said, "but what strikes readers as place is very often closer to class, to the rhythms of a life".

Innovation, for example, is frequently a by-product of basic research and thus there is a distinct need for basic research to remain independent and free as it is very often not possible to discern a public value ex-ante.

From the dawn of time to the present day what we conjure up as supposedly alien is very often ourselves in a fairground mirror.

An apparent obstacle of natural products however is their supply, production and isolation as well as their chemical synthesis that is very often rather complex.