Sentence examples for more often go from inspiring English sources

Poorer ones more often go without.

Single mothers more often go it alone.

The Iowa winners much more often go on to lose the general election or even the nomination.

Although big ideas are meant to go from controversial to celebrated, in truth they more often go from contemptible to commonplace.

In Miami, as elsewhere, cases involving serious felony charges, potentially involving prison terms of decades or life, more often go to trial.

"In upper-income families, they more often go to the library during the summer, they more often go on summer vacations, they more often attend summer camps -- and there's more reading material in the household, more of them have computers," Mr. Alexander said.

But things have more often gone right.

Play more often," went to the experts on bribery.

But Rinat more often goes on stage after just 24 hours preparation.

The public more often goes to see a motion picture for its stars than for any other single reason.

"But for me, that more often goes along with someone coming from the outside into the situation.