Sentence examples for either very often from inspiring English sources

His father, a businessman, spoke Yiddish as well as English, but he didn't speak either very often.

If you've always had very rigid religious beliefs, don't be afraid to read the mythologies and philosophical works of other religions, either – very often, you'll find interesting and useful insights that pose no threat to your own belief system.

Seeing her without her pen would be the equivalent of seeing a starlet without her makeup, but I don't think either situation happens very often.

More than a quarter (27.8%) reported feeling nervous and stressed either fairly or very often and almost the same percentage reported feeling angered because things were outside of their control fairly or very often (22.3%).

In general, volunteer firefighters indicated they were confident in their abilities to manage and control the stress in their lives and most reported that they were either fairly or very often confident about their ability to handle problems.

In fact, these ecosystems are very often either balanced between autotrophy and heterotrophy [5] or carbon limited [4, 6, 7].

I don't cry very often, either, so I'm like, 'I never look that sad!'".

For the mentioned trial we included only participants who reported either "sometimes", "often" or "very often" on both questions.

This percentage decreased to 41%, however, for those actually reporting (either regularly, often or very often) concerns about falls.

Conversely, the more complex the environment, the less reliable and useful modern electronics became, since very often they either gave out the wrong signal or none at all.

He did not look at me very often but either looked down as he was talking or lifted his eyes above my head to look out the window in the direction of the campus.