Sentence examples for even than often from inspiring English sources

What finished it off as a mass movement with a future, more even than often savage government repression, was the splitting apart from each other of its core constituencies.

For the example of CO on Pt(111) single crystals, which has been extensively studied at the solid/gas and the solid/liquid interface using atomic resolution scanning tunnelling microscopy (STM), we highlight how both interfaces may have even more in common than often assumed.

Although explosive weapons suck more than often, even at medium range, if you find a rocket whore server try it out.

Code is read more often than it's written, but it's skimmed even more often than it's read.

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

This is therefore a chance to do something that journalists do even less often than governments.

But African Americans marry even less often than their white counterparts.

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

We've had it frequently -- I think maybe even more often than not since World War II.

It is far less rational than even the often irrational stock market, for a couple of important reasons.

Our new numbers show that society OA journals charge publication fees even less often than OA journals in general (23% v. 30%).