Sentence examples for being more often from inspiring English sources

Knowing that the rivalry would be defined by his being, more often than not, the one defeated?

Christians luckier than Muslims Free to protest, just a bit Time for a test ReprintsSimilar mutterings are being more often heard about where the money for the grandest public projects or foreign investments ends up.

Britain will hold a public referendum next year on overhauling its voting system — a potentially radical change that could lead to the country's being more often led by European-style coalition governments than by one strong party.

This is now poetry promoted by hip-hop and delivered in a more theatrical, performance-oriented way, which some Nuyorican poets criticize as being more often about entertaining and shocking an audience than about self-expression.

The King's homestead affords one of the few sightings of women in this collection, Biggles being more often "peering downward and forward" from his cockpit, or easing back his joystick until it's "sloppy in his hand".

Among possible macular inflammatory alterations, Nussenblatt describes macular hole occurrence as a very rare complication [2], being more often idiopathic or senile, postoperative or due to an epiretinal membrane, but rarely to posterior segment inflammation.

In politics, they're more often groupish.

Children are more often invisible than not".

But it is more often about squeamishness.

They are, more often than not, shut.

Mothers were more often married.