Sentence examples for more often engaging from inspiring English sources

Showrooming gender lines were split more traditionally, with men more often engaging in the activity at places like Best Buy, The Home Depot and Lowe's, while females shopped at Kohl's, PetSmart, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Marshalls and Old Navy.

The novel operates at a brisk, frequently witty clip, introducing us to a cast of semi-recognizable yet enjoyably scrambled characters: charismatic, decidedly un-PC publishers; romantic young strivers; and authors galore, bearing down on their work, occasionally throwing fits, more often engaging ardently and seriously with "the fascination of what's difficult," as Yeats put it.

In terms of lifetime cigarette use among postsecondary school students (Table 1), correlates included being male (P <.001), being employed at least part-time (P <.001), past 30-day alcohol use (P <.001), lifetime marijuana use (P <.001), lower perceived risk of smoking (P <.001), more often engaging in sports/exercising (P =.003), and more often going out in the evening (P <.001).

While the interneuron population demonstrates flexible engagement into multiple rhythmic circuits during successful performance, principal cells are more often engaged in single rhythmic circuits.

Monogamous European societies outperformed polygamous societies economically and on the battlefield, the argument runs, because low-status males in polygamous societies were more often engaged in debilitating violence against each other.

Besides, SR fund investors more often engage in voluntary activities than INT investors do (see Table 1).

Additional support for the existence of this attitude behavior gap is given by another fact: SR fund investors more often engage in voluntary activities than INT and CONV investors (see Table 1) thus supporting H2b.

The fact that the protocol had higher precision for girls can be explained partly by the fact that boys more often engage in sports and exercise at ages 6 10,[30] and partly due to hormonal differences during the age period.

The younger age group was more often engaged in leisure activities and sustained more outdoor falls.

Households have higher diversity of income sources, and are more often engaged in rice farming.

3 Infantry soldiers were more likely to be exposed because they more often engaged with the enemy and were, therefore, more likely to enter sprayed areas.