Sentence examples for more often over from inspiring English sources

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla .— Derek Jeter is identified as the Yankees' leadoff hitter, but he has batted second much more often over his career.

Look for more people in the streets more often over more issues with more independent means to tell their stories at ever-louder decibels.

Overall Hull played with enough energy and invention to suggest things might have ended differently had they showed the same qualities more often over the past six months.

I ask Sultan if his decision to release an EP is fitting with the new digital music ecosystem, that favours the release of smaller works, more often, over heavier, more polished albums every few years.

Much will depend on how its main actors get along: in Germany, coalitions have rarely split over issues, more often over personalities.On this, at least, the exercise in group dynamics that has been the coalition negotiations seems to have been a success.

Ed Keogh of the University of Bath, in England, and his colleagues have found that women report feeling pain in more bodily areas than men, and also feel it more often over the course of their lives.Many researchers are therefore concluding that genetics underpins at least some of the difference, and that females really do feel pain more than males.

But because the public enjoys controversy, maverick scientists are more often over-exposed than ignored.

There is an almost universal consensus in the literature that immigrants are more often over-educated than their native counterparts and researchers forward different, and very plausible, arguments for this disparity.

Finally, the finding that men are more often over-raters compared to their female colleagues is in agreement with earlier findings in human resource studies.

Besides extensive validation through literature, our predicted associations are additionally supported by the observation that the corresponding TFs are significantly more often over-expressed in their top ranking tissues than expected based on random sequence sets.

The goats showed a learned alert response to the helicopter over time by moving more often but over shorter distances with subsequent flyovers, possibly into areas that they perceived as 'safe'safe