Sentence examples for generally more often from inspiring English sources

In line with the SCS, in Dutch general practice less advanced treatment modalities are generally more often applied than more advanced treatment modalities.

Conflicts routinely occur within a group, and generally more often than against outgroups.

Recer's peremptory manner and abundant self-confidence are familiar traits among entrepreneurs, and they are generally more often forgiven in men than in women.

This is demonstrated in a June 2012 Pew survey that asked, "In your opinion, which is generally more often to blame if a person is poor, lack of effort on his or her own part, or circumstances beyond his or her control?" Whites were split, 41-41, but strong majorities of blacks and Hispanics answered "circumstances beyond his or her control," 62-28 and 59-27, respectively.

We expected teachers to interact with highly knowledgeable students generally more often (H1a), and in particular, more often on levels that are cognitively demanding (H1b, c).

The survey of 1,686 American adults asked respondents what they thought was generally more often to blame if a person is poor ― lack of effort on the individual's own part or difficult circumstances beyond their control.

Even in serially monogamous societies rich men generally marry more often than poor men and have more children.

Ten species foraged throughout the plots but six of these generally foraged more often (45% and 49%) and four less often (30% and 30%) within 20 m of the edge.

While traditional gentrification narratives suggest that poor residents, if not for the bane of gentrification, would have been fixed in place, the truth is that poorer households generally move more often than richer ones; in many poor neighborhoods, the threat of eviction is ever-present, which helps explain why rising rents don't necessarily increase turnover.

The sex difference could be because men generally swear more often than women, says Stephens, and thus it is a more powerful expression for women.

Fire occurrence varied between the four studied sites, but fires generally occurred more often during warm and dry periods of the Holocene, especially during the Holocene Thermal Maximum (7000 3500 cal. BP), when fire occurrence was twice as high as at present.