Sentence examples for is mentioned more often from inspiring English sources

Yet she is mentioned more often than she is heard.

Note that the World Bank is mentioned more often together with AIDS and HIV than it is mentioned together with Infant Survival.

However, television is mentioned more often than at most other survey sites, so reporting on the tsunami hazard specific to the mountain fjords in regional TV programmes on a regular basis would appear to be a worthwhile development.

Of course if I were writing the speech, I would've advised him that the Virgin Mary is mentioned more often in the Koran than she is in the Bible!

No team was mentioned more often by Nets officials this fall.

"They are mentioned more often in the interviews I've conducted than any other group.

But since 2000, one team has been mentioned more often than any other.

One name that has been mentioned more often than most has been Roque Santa Cruz, surplus to requirements at Manchester City after scoring only four goals last season.

No provision has been mentioned more often in Congressional debate than the section that prohibits the government from interfering in negotiations with drug companies.

(We also ran a series of additional analyses to rule out the possibility that the effect was driven by different naming trends across different industries, company sizes, or countries, and the possibility that successful stocks seem to have fluent names merely because they're mentioned more often in the media).

The figurative meaning was mentioned more often in association with products than the literal meaning.