Sentence examples for more often later from inspiring English sources

The authors found that a given age cohort's attitudes changed over time — more often later in life — and that "the direction of change is most often toward increased tolerance rather than increased conservatism".

A low platelet count was found more often later in pregnancy.

He did criticize the show for its "sloppy scripting that crops up more often later in the episode".

Because the algorithm that produces Bitcoins makes them at a near-constant rate, early miners of Bitcoins obtained them more often than later miners because the network was small.

What must it have been like to be sent away from home at five, 10 or even 14, as some of the older ones were, and then come home months, – or, more often, years – later and have to pick up where you left off?

Over-ocean flocking was recorded much more often by later observers.

This exposure indication bias may have worked differentially, i.e. more often in later confirmed cancer cases than in controls.

Grant did lapse into the passive voice more often in the later chapters, a lapse that corresponded with his irreversible decline toward the end of his life.

Even in the middle of this urban turmoil, there's a slender, snowy slice of street in front of a trolley car that draws the eye to a moment of contemplative serenity amid the tumult, a direction that Bellows approached more often in his later paintings.

He told Cousy that Julian would use him more often during his later years with the team.

"The guys from the second line are moving closer and they are more often at the later stages of the tournament.