Sentence examples for more often one from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the female relatives take turns, but, more often, one of them takes on the lion's share of the caring.

More often, one must see this as a numerical root finding problem based on the linearization of the set of constraints on joint positions,, considering small displacements about the current configuration,, (1).

(The more often one watches the comedy "Zoolander," the more it seems like documentary).

But more often one party or the other proved out of step with its own voters or the public.

At times he seems weary or withdrawn, but more often one is struck by how intellectually speedy is his mind, still throwing out Bellovian enticements.

Wearing balaclavas and carrying wooden boxes filled with polish and brushes, shoeshiners are reviled by many as drug addicts and criminals, but their story is more often one of poverty, child labour, violence and homelessness.

Much more often, one-half of a couple finds a tenure-track position and the other half comes along, hoping something will open up on the same campus.

Be sparing when it comes to dresses that cut just below your bum, because these flatter hourglass shaped women and apple shaped tubby tummy ones, more often than ones who are more pear shaped.

For example, is green energy used more often in one part of the country, or is water conservation practiced more heavily in one region?

The emergency lines ring more often than one might think.

This happens more often than one might think.