Sentence examples for more often considered from inspiring English sources

Although migrants heading north sometimes use tunnels, the passageways are more often considered the handiwork of drug smugglers.

We argue that the genetic effects of road-mediated mortality have been underappreciated and should be more often considered before prioritizing road-mitigation measures.

Good cooking is more often considered an art rather than a science, but a small bit of understanding goes a long way to make the preparation and consumption of food and drink more enjoyable.

Some ancient texts contain what has sometimes been regarded as prophetic utterances, but those are more often considered to be the product of wise men who were well acquainted with Egyptian traditions and history.

Rather than take these writers as they are — rather than acknowledge, for example, that Frost was as innovative as many poets more often considered "experimental" — we prefer to reduce such figures to a size better suited to the game we want to play.

This structure is more often considered as completive verb compounds in traditional grammar (e.g. Thompson 1973).

"It's surprising it doesn't happen more often, considering how many dogs are being flown," Bengtson said.

You would think it would come up more often, considering the art world's preoccupation with youth, sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll and horror movies.

Meanwhile, private insurance and Medicare should more often consider care that could improve the quality of life by treating people in their own homes, rather than in a hospital or a doctor's office.

This move to the web is welcome in light of the fact that Congress is more and more often considering some Internet-related matter.

They also more often consider the information understandable and sufficient.