Sentence examples for more often produced from inspiring English sources
Notoriously, Howard Barker's plays are more often produced in America and on continental Europe than in London, while Daniel Keene spends much of his time overseeing productions of his plays in France rather than in his native Australia.
Tina Rosenberg, in her analysis of Latin American media (Editorial Observer, May 7) concludes that "the market has more often produced media that unquestioningly support the powerful in society, failing the public they are supposed to serve".
The year 1930 also marked the end of major new capital investment in Bolivian tin mining; thereafter production costs rose higher and lower-grade ores were more often produced.
This cerebral approach occasionally resulted in stolid, emotionally unconvincing performances (especially during his younger years when he was often cast in one-dimensional leading man roles), but it more often produced compelling, complex characterizations.
Another difference is that dance performances are more often produced for live performance than for a recording.
China appears to be coping rather better.12 China's spending has far more often produced visible results: universities rise in global rankings, scholars publish in international peer-reviewed journals, and businesses improve the products available to consumers.
We hypothesized that the higher mutation rates expected in smokers would more often produce doublet mutations.
Only recently, a comparative study [ 40] using data on plant and animal hybrids found evidence that distantly related species more often produce hybrids with extreme trait values than closely related species.
– that using more beer often produced better results.
For instance, more liquid is often produced for girls, whereas boys get a substance that's richer in fat or protein.
Microcosms with more vertical surface area/volume often produced larger mosquitoes; more food may have been available since mosquitoes browse on walls and other substrates for food.
