Sentence examples for more often no from inspiring English sources

Down with the Landlord,' or more often, 'No Landlords Wanted' or 'Landlords Keep Away.

Maybe you should show it more often — no, don't do that, it might help you in the polls.

And they are asking for separate checks more often, no matter how large the party, said Emmanuel Nony, who opened Sepia, in the West Loop, one of the city's premier dining zones, 15 months ago.

If so, your challenge is learning to say no far more often — "no" to more projects, more meetings, more emails, more tweets, more Facebook updates, more purchases, more friends, more "likes", and more fans and followers.

Some are humble: ad hoc, on-the-run gestures to lost and fallen love ones, such as a pair of old boots hung from the fence or a simple cross marked with a man's name or, more often, "no identificado". Others are elaborate, resembling altars or shrines festooned with votive candles and overflowing with offerings of fruit and flowers as well as personal treasures.

When a patient was tested because of reassurance, more often no pathogens were detected (n = 37, 88%).

Impedance changes can predict future heart crises, but more often have no clinical explanation.

If we could have changed players more often then no one would have had this intensity [of games] but you cannot have 40 or 50 players".

If a wine critic helps you to say yes more often than no, he or she is doing a good job.

Some polls are going to be right more often, but no one poll is going to be right all the time.

It's a practice that I look forward to doing more often, because no matter how big or how small a kind act is, it matters.