Sentence examples for more often responses from inspiring English sources

Moves to expand the EU are more often responses to particular crises, and they trigger big squabbles until it becomes clear that no better alternative exists (the 1995 expansion to take in Finland, Sweden and Austria being the exception).

More often, my response is to plop down, scatter a few crumbs and move on.

Captain Clary said his unit would start patrolling the area more often in response to complaints, but added that the complex seemed safe compared with public housing projects farther north, like Wagner Houses at First Avenue and East 120th Street, which has had 55 crimes so far this year.

The marketing division's efforts boiled down to one question, Putman said: "How can we drive more ounces into more bodies more often?" (In response to Putman's remarks, Coke said its goals have changed and that it now focuses on providing consumers with more low- or no-calorie products).

More often, emergency response units from one or more emergency service have to be dispatched.

They also moved closer toward their house when they heard a familiar dog's barks, and they barked more often in response to a strange dog barking.

"The accelerating pace of society resets our internal timers, which then go off more often in response to slow things, putting us in a constant state of rage and impulsiveness," Wald writes.

Typically, young flies rarely fail whereas older flies fail more often in response to this stress protocol.

A study in 2002 showed for instance that women intend to improve more often in response to feedback compared to men [ 12].

It was suggested that piloerection occurs more often in response to familiar and especially to self-selected stimuli (Craig, 2005; Grewe et al., 2007a).

Different protocols for different tumour sites and types and the use of combined specialty follow-up clinics were reported more often from network responses than for individual responses because positive network responses included respondents with at least one positive response in each network.