Sentence examples for followed more often from inspiring English sources

It is strictly monitored, so that as little toxic material as possible leaks into the sea and labor laws are followed more often.

Chitterlings often solve this problem through judicious rounds of blanching, followed more often than not by deep-frying (which, as This American Life recently proved, is a great way of hiding the stubborn flavors of pig anus).

Chitterlings often solve this problem through judicious rounds of blanching, followed more often than not by deep-frying (which, as This American Life recently proved, is a great way of hiding the stubborn flavours of pig anus).

Patients with terminal disease were followed more often.

When structuring your lyrics, keep in mind that Rockabilly follows more often than not the "12 Bar Blues" song structure.

You people in the UK did such a good job that, despite another traumatic separation, the apostasy of the US in 1776, we adopted your way of doing business and still follow it, more often than not successfully.

Patients with multiple small mVSD in this series were recommended follow up more often than isolated small mVSD.

To try and improve attendance the research team put in place structures to encourage facilitators to contact participants and follow up more often with those who had not attend a session, including small monetary rewards (R100/US$10) each week for the person with the highest rate of attendance.

While the majority of patients were examined three times, single sequential cases were followed closer and more often (up to 8 follow-up examinations).

Acute rheumatic fever typically follows pharyngotonsillitis, while glomerulonephritis more often follows cutaneous infections (such as impetigo), though it can also complicate respiratory infections.

Words in narrow focus had a larger f0 range, longer duration, larger intensity range and were followed by pauses more often than words in other information structural conditions.