Sentence examples for more often deliberate from inspiring English sources

More often, deliberate legal and procedural difficulties put in place by governments restrict Roma from securing proper documentation.

He is irked, vexed, bugged, ticked off at the sometimes inadvertent (because of stupidity) but more often deliberate deceptions perpetrated in the name of science.

In my experience, low income and minority students often deliberate more effectively than upper middle class professionals.

That's a derby" — but what distinguished the Stooges from their live-action competition was a level of accidental and deliberate violence more often seen in cartoons.

In these situations the GPs were more often uncertain and gradual and deliberate decision-making was most often registered.

Unequal numbers may occasionally arise from deliberate unbalanced randomisation but more often because two or more groups receiving similar treatments are combined for a meta-analysis.

Deliberate injury was reported more often by boys than girls at school, and more frequently by students in younger age groups.

It's liberal critics of the war who more often argue that it was founded on a deliberate deception. .

Interpersonal violence, such as combat, rape, torture and domestic abuse, usually triggers PTSD more often than accidents, natural disasters, and events not involving deliberate intent to harm.

Deliberate editing means the word "profit" is used more often than "people" during the hour-long warts and all expose.

Recent research in leadership has revealed a mostly ad hoc, rather than deliberate, approach to planning, with effective leadership in many countries more often a combination of natural ability, individual professional ambition and good fortune [ 9, 42, 43].