Sentence examples for more often does from inspiring English sources

She calls home more often, does not take her parents' presence for granted.

Moderate hypotension (low blood pressure) may occur in persons who are weak and enfeebled but more often does not represent a diseased state.

A football stadium doesn't need to be in the middle of a city, but a baseball park, smaller and used much more often, does.

"Is this a gold-star day?" She has spied Caroline twisting her finger up her nose and refers to a deal between the two that sometimes results in better behavior but more often does not.

But going more often doesn't make it any easier.

(Of course, take all of the results with the appropriate grains of salt, given that no one on the HuffPost Women team who has online dated has ever used Zoosk, and that getting messaged more often does not guarantee getting messaged by people you find to be even remotely interesting or attractive).

"You rarely see singers do surprising things onstage, as actors more often do," she said.

By the eighteen-seventies, massacres were more often done in broad daylight.

But those activities are more often done by self-employed people than by telecommuting employees.

"Only when they change behavior, and buy more, more often, do they get a discount," he said.

The latter is more often done on younger, physically active patients who are likely to long outlive a knee replacement.