Sentence examples for more often been from inspiring English sources

Politics has more often been the stuff of documentary than drama of late.

In public health, we in the press have more often been lap dogs than watchdogs.

Brazil has more often been an obstacle to liberalisation than a facilitator.

Indeed, over the centuries futurologists have more often been wrong than right.

Modern visitors have more often been finished off by the heat, the cars and the filth.

In the Jets' collapse, Favre has more often been a liability than a weapon.

I have more often been disturbed and impressed by Ghosts than truly moved.

Natural gas leaks sometimes cause explosions as well, but these have more often been reported at restaurants than banks.

Recently, Mr. Christie's name has more often been floated in the context of dissatisfaction with Mr. Perry.

Mr. Blair has more often been in the position of countering the president's unease about international treaties and organizations.

The disappointing judgments have more often been made by the assistants, and referees have risen or fallen on their decisions.