Sentence examples for more often offered from inspiring English sources

His acting was touching and Ms. Guillem, a dancer Americans should see more often, offered rhapsodic dancing in an extraordinary performance.

Just last month, when she danced Frederick Ashton's "Marguerite and Armand" with the Royal Ballet at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, Anna Kisselgoff wrote in The New York Times that "Ms. Guillem, a dancer Americans should see more often, offered rhapsodic dancing in an extraordinary performance".

The patient's next of kin was more often offered a follow-up appointment after the patient's death.

As age has been traditionally associated with a poorer prognosis, young women are more often offered chemotherapy, irrespective of their Recurrence Score result.

While caution is warranted due to the low number of programs in Arab countries, programs in these countries more often offered prescription or titration of secondary preventive medications, psychological counselling and women-only classes than programs in Canada.

And here's a practice we should use more often: Offer insurance discounts to reward healthy behavior.

Community sports, camps, art classes and more often offer savings when siblings are simultaneously enrolled.

"He often lied, even more frequently offered half answers or withheld information that would weaken his case or reflect poorly on his ideological point of view," Arieff said.

Often pushed to 40 or more songs, they often offered greater value for money than many 12-track artist albums that sold for around the same price.

They theorise this may have made humans less sensitive to smoke's harmful effects, allowing them to be around fires more often and offered an evolutionary advantage.

In my tests it sounded just as good but dropped out slightly more often and offered less useful onscreen program data.