And in Paris, people make love, well, perhaps not better, but certainly more often".
They often come into contact with other gun owners — certainly, more often than do non-gun owners.
Certainly more often than you can remember.
But more often than not -- and certainly more often than men -- women need to be recruited as candidates.
I've always had mixed feelings about Ian Schrager's hotels, where for me, style trumped service — and certainly comfort — more often than not.
No wonder they never find what they're looking for; happiness, as survey after survey shows (the latest, in April 2008, by the Royal Economic Society), is certainly found more often in the religious than the non-religious.
Single-item analyses showed that parents of children with neurological disorders reported items as "certainly true" more often than did teachers, but this difference was statistically significant only on two items, i.e., "Bullied by other children" (p =.03) and "Insists on no change" (p =.03).
She certainly encouraged us; more often she goaded, enforced.
He added that nontuberculous infections "are certainly being diagnosed more often and, at the same time, they go undiagnosed tragically often, as happened to Ms. Jarvis".
(While children, and sometimes women, who speak standard American English might say "daddy," non-dialect using males would almost certainly not. "Whoop," more often spelled "whup," is equivalent to the standard form, "whip"). So what might be behind these particular choices and how might they dictate our responses?
For instance, the item "Bullied by other children" was reported as "certainly true" significantly more often by parents than by teachers.
