Sentence examples for less more often from inspiring English sources

For a start, there has been a sea change in shopping habits away from big weekly shops in vast out-of-town superstores in favour of buying less, more often, from local convenience stores.

All the experts tell you how to eat healthy foods and about portion sizes, but what they don't say is that if you eat less, more often, you will boost your metabolism and lose fat faster.

Those who saw the same physician for less than five years tended to be nonwhite, without health insurance, less educated, more often report income of less than $25,000 and more often report fair to poor health status.

Overall, non-barrier method users were less educated, more often counselled but less knowledgeable about mode of action of their current contraceptive method compared to condom users.

Compared to their male colleagues, female physicians are less advanced in their specialty qualification, are less prone to choosing prestigious surgical fields, have a mentor less often, more often work at small hospitals or in private practice, aspire less often to senior hospital or academic positions and consider part-time work more often.

Non-uniform DIF means that in one population an item is endorsed less (or more) often at some values of the construct, but more (or less) often at other values of the construct, compared to the other population.

A few plants do prefer less water, more often.

But borrowers who invest less default more often.

Compared with children raised in unhappy homes, she said, children from divorced families tend to marry less, divorce more often and have fewer children of their own.

"Unfortunately, women are taken less seriously more often than men when it comes to pain," Dr.

They spend less but more often, and you could sell them a streaming service by the day or week instead".