Sentence examples for choose more often from inspiring English sources
Hogan-Howe said cuts meant police would have to pick and choose more often what they prioritise, and, more controversially, what they will not.
You don't just get to pick and choose; more often, history chooses for you.
On average, male students choose, more often than women (63% against 57%), a medical specialty [ 8].
10 Individuals choose more often what we call the "Pareto -strategy of trying to imPareto -strategyh-equilibrium chofce (53.47% vs. 45.72%; p<0.05).
Despite recent changes in the overall population of medical students we still expect that male students will choose, more often, to train for medical specialties, and especially surgery-related specialties.
Yet, for decisions with two rounds of iterated dominance teams choose (and think that they are expected to choose) more often the equilibrium-strategy. 13 Result 2: Overall, teams play the equilibrium strategy significantly more often than individuals.
Whites also faced a high likelihood of strip-searches, and black men were chosen more often than most passengers to have X-rays.
Baca said he did not belong to Congressional or any other club in Washington, choosing more often to play on public courses so "you don't become a part of the snots that belong to the country club areas.
Individuals with better fitness value are chosen more often for reproduction than poor ones.
Results showed that participants chose more often the S+ component that which their eyes had fixated on more during training (e.g., the triangle form).
