Sentence examples for changes more often from inspiring English sources
"Emma's wardrobe is more varied, she changes more often and the character is therefore visually more dynamic.
Because Carol Hawran, the chef, obtains many ingredients from area sources, the weekly menu — about six appetizers, seven entrees and five desserts — changes more often than the seasons.
Notably, however, the balance of influences on product and process innovation persistence differs, with product innovation persistence linked more strongly to strategic factors and process changes more often driven by market pressures.
Hockney's interest is in the change in colour, light and appearance of the land, and because the Wolds is a working, heavily farmed area, it changes more often than picturesque moor or woodland.
As often as philosopher and historian Thomas Carlyle put it, with a calm perspective: "There are good and bad times, but our mood changes more often than our fortune".
Also, there are sites that go through base changes more often, while others are constrained by natural selection and remain the same for longer periods of time – for instance when changes in certain regions of the DNA are more likely to damage its function than changes in other positions, so that variations in the former will often be selected against.
And bus routes are able to change more often to better adapt to the needs of changing communities. .
Release dates — June 2008, October 2008, February 2009 — were changed more often and more publicly than any filmmaker would like.
As tires will need to be changed more often, drivers will be forced to make more pit stops.
