Sentence examples for even more often than from inspiring English sources

I re-read it even more often than 101 Dalmatians.

Escaping high taxes was cited even more often than the desire for better jobs elsewhere.

In a phone conversation, he told me he liked to use local ingredients as much as possible and to change the menu even more often than seasonally.

The therapists he visited as an adult might have helped him, but he changed them even more often than he did his friends.

"The fact that your boss can get a hold of you even more often than he or she normally does is probably not a welcome thing".

Somebody thinking purely about the temple might have decided that the treasurer should attend services even more often than an ordinary congregant.

Although tellurium is found with gold more often than in uncombined form, it is found even more often combined with elements other than gold, as tellurides of more common metals (e.g. melonite, NiTe2).

In prime time, Fox draws a larger average audience than CNN even more often, a challenge to CNN that could become stronger as Fox's distribution grows.

Few say straight out that they were looking for a place with lots of people like themselves, even though more often than not, that is where they have ended up.

Although fitness is defined in terms of reproductive success, it is not a tautology that the fittest organisms have the most offspring, any more than it is a tautology that dice produce even numbers more often than they produce sixes.

However the technology behind BT HomeHub and BT Vision is more interesting and insightful as it shows that possibly BT has a cunning plan, even if more often than not it feels like there isn't.