Sentence examples for members very often from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the significant achievement of these networks is visible (22) in the global arena of higher education, bringing enthusiasm (57), positive energy among members, very often expressed in their commitment to further global work and endorsement of strategic documents.

By going with people who are similar in ability to you, you will progress on runs at the same speed and not end up waiting for slow group members very often.

"Anecdotally, this isn't an issue that our members see very often," he said.

There is a host of new proposals in the making, and they all constitute small steps forward, on paper anyway, for in my experience, Member States very often put the brakes on.

The producers of Eastenders, labouring under a welter of tabloid protest and viewers' complaints, are attempting to make people get past the initial revulsion of the act of abuse and accept the grim fact that 'paedophiles' are very often members of the same family".

Very often member states decide not to launch proceedings because of the thresholds.

It's not being used very often by members of the public.

Very often, certain team members have important information that others do not, because they are experts in specialized areas or because members are geographically dispersed, new, or both.

Dinah Rose QC, appearing for both MPs at London's high court, said: "The claimants I represent are both distinguished members of parliament who are not very often to be seen sitting next to each other on the same front bench".

In fact, it is very often the family members who play the most important role in successfully reintegrating their uniformed loved ones.

Very often no nursing team member wishes to take over the responsibility of the nutritional and healthcare assistant.