The extent to which the behaviour of European wartime leaders between 1939 and 1945 was coloured by their personal experiences in the first world war can sometimes be overplayed did Hitler really avoid gas warfare because he himself had once been the victim of gassing?—but it is more often almost entirely overlooked.
More often, the exchange is entirely by Internet, with a response sent back within hours.
The pitcher launched his projectile, a bright pink ball known as a spaldeen, and the batters, squinting into the sun, swung their narrow sticks, missing entirely, more often than not.
If, like some of New York's interviewees, you realize that even though you lean left you aren't excited by your state's Democratic candidates, that's perhaps evidence that you should get more involved in the primary process and vote more often, not check out entirely.
When presented with a pathogen from another species, however, the resident infection more often excluded the challenger entirely, resulting in a lower rate of coinfection or replacement.
I'm in touch more often than ever before but entirely on my schedule.
By the time an application reaches the U.S. Embassy for processing, a child's birth history more often than not has been entirely erased.
If a character died of a terminal disease in movies from the 1930s to the 1970s, it was more often than not some sanitized, entirely symptomless ailment, one that left the body quite free of ravages, no buboes, no lesions, no vomiting blood into a bedpan, no adult diapers, no skeletal remnant, no gargling death rattle.
More often than not, this requires entirely different expertise and techniques than those of the discoverers.
That's why, if you spend sufficient time listening to these Panglosses or Cassandras, you'll notice that more often than not, they're entirely wrong - most spectacularly so in their failure to anticipate the financial collapse of 2008.
