Sentence examples for more often made from inspiring English sources

"Hard choices are much more often made in the states".

This sort of investment is more often made in America.

This sometimes caused little fires or, more often, made the TV reception go haywire during "Gilligan's Island".

There are signs that the system is weakening, however, as efforts are more often made to lift promising young men out of low-echelon positions.

I just want to know what he thinks about this kid.' " Perhaps if the Knicks had more often made the playoffs and won under his leadership, Thomas might have been able to slide by.

I would argue that it is more often made in craven, self-pitying defensiveness, in protection of an unfair status quo in our country that people like those chanting in support of Donald Trump's campaign for president hope to maintain.

Regrazing the same area more often makes bison more susceptible to parasites, which Eastern ranchers treat with wormers.

They more often make a genuine smile (known scientifically as a Duchenne smile, when two different facial muscles fire).

It may be that surviving the most horrific atrocities doesn't make you compassionate, but more often makes you hard, and paranoid.

Playing chess with Iran ReprintsPresidents tend to defer to senators on nominees to district courts, while more often making their own choices for the appeals (or "circuit") courts.

But they went to the free-throw line far more often, making 19 of 24 foul shots compared with 6 of 10 by Seton Hall.