Sentence examples for introduced more often from inspiring English sources

If they were introduced more often in 20 mph zones and adjacent areas than elsewhere, it is possible some degree of the apparent 20 mph zone effect is attributable to these other measures.

The issue of referral was introduced more frequently in consultations with high referrers, and also resulted more often in referrals.

But it should be introduced more quickly.

More than half of all Japanese now own cellphones, so telecommunications providers are introducing more sophisticated phones that often lead to higher service fees.

Internet companies are introducing more secure encryption.

Ukraine still has to introduce more reforms.

Because tough measures are, perhaps wrongly, seen as tough politics they are more often introduced in bad times.

These schemes are more often introduced on a voluntary basis than through legislation, and are more susceptible to closure or interruption [ 20].

Research also shows that European adolescents, who are more often introduced to alcohol in family contexts, typically are more likely to be involved in binge drinking and intoxication than U.S. adolescents of the same age (Currie et al. 2008; Friese and Grube 2010; Grube 2009).

The caesura sometimes is used to emphasize the formal metrical construction of a line, but it more often introduces the cadence of natural speech patterns and habits of phrasing into the metrical scheme.

Boys in general as well as 'strong' learners in general were found to act as 'equal conversation partners' of the teacher more often, introducing ideas and arguments that the teacher picked up, developed further and integrated into ongoing discussions.