Sentence examples for more often even from inspiring English sources

But that black people are stopped more often even in many rural areas is unsettling.

One common complaint: Yao should dunk more often, even though in China it is considered rude.

I wish I had looked up more often, even at the cost of some of my success.

Hawker has a reputation for pushing farther, faster and more often, even by the standards of other ultrarunners.

"We're seeing more 100-year events happening more often, even every few years," one designer of offshore platforms said.

I started taking my son, who is now 6, to school more often, even when my husband was free to take him, too.

She could meet her mother more often and even her father could visit twice a year.

The largest type is soothing to over-40 eyes, but also means that you have to turn pages more often, enduring even more of those distracting double blinks.

Most rappers are no less pragmatic: they use the language that works, which is sometimes ornate, but more often plainspoken, even homely.

Using your wits to become stinking rich in the global economy is more often, perhaps even generally, a less scholarly affair.

(Triathletes, who often tackle the run portion of events in the midday heat, typically pour water over their heads more often than even marathoners do).