Sentence examples for more often joined from inspiring English sources

Jewish partisans instead more often joined the Armia Ludowa of the communist Polish Workers Partyy and Soviet guerrilla groups, which increasingly clashed with Polish guerillas, contributing to yet another perception of Jews working with the Soviets against the Poles.

Justice Kennedy, who more often joins the court's conservative wing in ideologically divided cases, was in this case in a coalition with the court's four more liberal members.

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Mr. Bowen may find allies in two of the current court's more conservative members, Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, who have often joined with more liberal justices to enforce the original meaning of constitutional provisions protecting the rights of criminal defendants.

By many important measures, she writes, girls are doing better than boys in school: they get better grades, go to college more often and join in more extracurricular activities than boys.

Friends often joined us.

However, after more than two decades of often joining in the government-bashing, the Democrats will need to play catch-up.

"People often join protests for more jobs or higher salaries, but this wasn't for something immediate.

But since I'm here alone, I'm more often invited to join Marko and other secondment folk on cycling or climbing trips.

"But, if Roberts wants to stay the real Chief Justice, he might have to moderate his views and join more often with the liberals.

McBride reminded the audience that he would love to come back to South Florida more often, even though Jazz joins baseball as a long-under-appreciated entertainment here.