Sentence examples for more often attend from inspiring English sources

In Milton, Mass., for example, a grade-school teacher recently wrote to the town planning board asking it to create affordable housing, so she could move from her home 40 minutes away and more often attend Little League games and concerts where she teaches.

"In upper-income families, they more often go to the library during the summer, they more often go on summer vacations, they more often attend summer camps -- and there's more reading material in the household, more of them have computers," Mr. Alexander said.

Doctoral students using analytical modelling only differ in minor points from the rest of the sample: They more often attend courses in economics and less often in statistics than doctoral students employing other methods.

With respect to the research method we find that empirical quantitative researchers more strongly reflect the characteristics of the structured model of doctoral education: According to their statements in the survey they more often attend courses in statistics, write paper-based dissertations, and they are more likely to be aware of the JOURQUAL ranking.

This suggests that the results were strongly biased by the fact that healthier women more often attend the mass screening programme.

They had poorer school grades and more often attended special classes for somatically or mentally disabled at the age of 9 years, but their results were still often better than in the rest of the risk group.

Women who attended screening after home visits or awareness raising campaigns were more often aged 45 59 (21% and 23%, respectively), were more often married (80%and78%8%, respectively) and had more often attended secondary school (58% and 33%, respectively) in comparison with the general population where the corresponding figures were 12%, 63% and 16%.

Boys in the higher quartiles of the 'healthy' pattern more often resided in communities with more than 100,000 inhabitants, more often attended grammar school and more often live in families with a higher SES than boys in the lower quartiles of this pattern score.

They were also similar in regard to previous pregnancies and having had many prenatal visits, but they less often had preparatory exercises for facilitating delivery during pregnancy and they had more often attended childbirth education than women having vaginal delivery (p < 0.01, Table  1).

Walsh always insists players are watched live before they are pursued more seriously and will often attend games with David Mills, the senior scouting co-ordinator, before reporting back to Ranieri.

Compared to the rest of our sample, doctoral students applying verbal-analytical reasoning seem to be more nationally oriented as they less often attend international conferences.