Sentence examples for more often bad from inspiring English sources

Aghion and her clever friends occasionally wore couture (who had the time for the many fittings, even if they had the money?), but more often bad dressmaker copies, plus grubby white gloves.

But is more often bad, because it means the commission has no natural supporters inside an Administration.

Chambliss sees him checking his swing more often, recognizing bad pitches more readily.

For the next century the two countries were decidedly more often on bad terms than good.

After 1992, as recovery got under way, the index fell almost continuously.If the R-word was a lagging indicator, simply occurring more often when bad economic statistics are reported, then it would be of little value.

Initial GDP figures for that quarter showed that the American economy was still expanding, but they were later revised to show there had been a small contraction.If the R-word were a lagging indicator, simply occurring more often when bad economic statistics are reported, it would be of little value.

Try to imagine an American president saying, as the Dutch prime minister did, that it was "unavoidable and necessary that political consequences are attached to the accumulation of international and national shortcomings". American officials are occasionally forced out when things go wrong (or, more often, look bad) but when was the last time an American official resigned out of honest shame?

As The New York Times notes, positive news is shared more often than bad news on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter -- we want to spread that feeling.

Results showed that while children normally underestimated the occurrence of bad outcomes in relation to the unknown animal (i.e., positivity effect), participants in the threatening information condition more often predicted bad outcomes so that they provided more accurate estimates of the contingency that they had experienced.

Because tough measures are, perhaps wrongly, seen as tough politics they are more often introduced in bad times.

It also plans to show the Lakers more often than most bad teams.