Sentence examples for more often highlighted from inspiring English sources
A positive slant I wish was more often highlighted for others.
Though motor deficits are more often highlighted, cognitive deficits associated with alpha-syn accumulation in the limbic system have also been reported in patients with Parkinson's disease dementia and dementia with LB's [56].
It is highlighted that more often than not, developers fail in their plans: to meet deadlines, to write codes, and in life, generally.
The scale of the problem was often highlighted, for example: 'More than 2.6 m children in the UK now live with a parent who drinks at hazardous levels' (Journalist, Independent on Sunday, 18 December 2011).
Furthermore, 5% of the primiparous and 3.4% of the multiparous cows showed severe dystocia more often caused by foetal pelvic disproportion, as highlighted by Arthur et al. [ 39].
But more often they're used to demonstrate separation — a problem that "Show Boat" courageously highlighted.
Siri's inconsistent responses to the same commands – often highlighted elsewhere as the "human element" of Siri – also caused more distraction, while some actions required exact phrases despite the natural-language setup.
The Workhouse Visiting Society which formed in 1858 highlighted conditions in workhouses and led to workhouses being inspected more often.
Programs that build awareness are also often highlighted.
