Sentence examples for member more often from inspiring English sources

The cytoplasmic member, more often dubbed HSP83 in Leishmania, is encoded by a large number of genes tandemly organized.

Start talking to that one member more often.

But here's the problem: pastors often wanted to teach about faith seeking understanding, but congregation members more often demand faith seeking certainty.

But posse members more often spend time helping hikers and campers and making sure laws are obeyed instead of looking for criminals on the lam.

The fact that the move has had Republican support in the Senate upsets the opposing trade associations whose members more often than not gave strong support to President Reagan as well as Republican members of the Senate and House last November.

Additionally, those who tended to visit friends and family members more often during normal times were also likely to retain this behavior even under epidemic conditions.

The ICUAC group had undergone previous surgery more often and had ICU stays that were 3.7 times longer than the non-ICUAC group, whose members more often had co-morbidities (95.6% versus 73.7%, P = 0.001).

We expect individuals to adopt behaviour from other network members more often if a network has a higher density, more closed triads and a higher homogeneity in terms of age and gender.

Call close friends and family members more often.

Start hanging out with the clique members more often, but do not overdo it.

If part of the problem is that you have too much time on your hands, try something new such as taking a class at the local community college, tackling a project you've had on your "to do" list for years or making a concerted effort to see friends and/or family members more often.