Sentence examples for is often placed on from inspiring English sources

The blame is often placed on modern communications technology, especially the virtual type.

Plastic is often placed on the ground when the flags are packed and unpacked.

A fried egg is often placed on top of the rice, and diners stir everything together.

Currently, more emphasis is often placed on gathering intelligence on traffickers than on assembling court-worthy cases, aides to Mr. Fox said.

Advertising is often placed on a group of sites through increasingly powerful and competitive "vertical" networks like AdBrite, Adcision and Glam Media, a behemoth that operates more than 600 sites and has 77 million unique worldwide visitors a month, according to comScore Media Metrix.

Reliance is often placed on the strengthening of the tailings surface due to desiccation crusting to provide sufficient bearing capacity to support a cover and the equipment used to place it.

The specialized sacristy itself did not become part of church architecture until the 16th century, when it was often placed on the north side of the chancel, or choir, of a cruciform church (one in the shape of a cross).

The access points are often placed on ceilings to provide maximum coverage for the broadest possible area.

The resulting adsorption chillers are large and heavy – and weight is a consideration for air conditioners, which are often placed on a roof.

Another striking adaptation is that the flowers are often placed on the main trunk or the big limbs of a tree (cauliflory); or, borne on thin, ropelike branches, they dangle beneath the crown (flagelliflory).

In the East, carried by Buddhist pilgrims, Silk Road traders, and others, it was transformed into a game with inscribed disks that were often placed on the intersection of the lines of the board rather than within the squares.