Sentence examples for more often choosing from inspiring English sources

Millennials might end up buying less expensive homes or more often choosing to rent than previous generations.

Millions more borrowers who still have cards have been compelled to pay down their balances, or are more often choosing to use cash.

But more often, choosing the best option matters.

Results showed that both anxious and oppositional children more frequently perceived ambiguous situations as threatening than did normal controls, with anxious children more often choosing avoidant outcomes and oppositional children more frequently choosing aggressive outcomes [see also 6, 7].

Mr. Cheney more often chooses smaller places to evoke a more intimate atmosphere.

The UK is more often chosen because it is seen as a desirable country to study in, while the US is chosen on the strength of individual institutions.

The ranks of migrant pickers, he said, were dwindling, as the workers now more often chose jobs in fast-food restaurants than in the fields.

A third suggests that as people are presented with more choices about how to spend their resources, they more often choose to consume things and experiences other than the joys and tribulations of parenthood.

Especially in Galway and Nicosia, the less progressive scheme is more often chosen than the other two solutions.

Collectively, participants more often chose engagement over workpaper reviews to represent their most salient experiences, and some results differ between these review contexts.

For level 4 students who had studied a "high evolution" program, the evidence for evolution was significantly more often chosen than at level 1 (X2 = 52.2; 3 df; P < 0.001); whereas for those in a "low evolution" program, the scientific evidence was no more often chosen than at level 1 (X2 = 3.2; 3 df; P > 0.05).