Sentence examples for more often taking from inspiring English sources
On foreign policy, Clinton and Biden were often on different sides of important debates within the Obama Administration, with Biden more often taking the non-interventionist course and Clinton being more comfortable with the use of force.
But Mr. Gore's aides say that, despite his comment about Scotch drinkers at their club, he is more often taking on corporate interests that the public distrusts than he is the well-to-do.
Even when controlling for potential clinical and demographic differences between the two samples that could contribute substantively to observed differences in medication patterns, Argentinians compared to North Americans were more often taking mood stabilizers and benzodiazepines/hypnotics and less often taking antipsychotics.
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Patients with non-reversible OAD seem to have a common cold (60%) more often, taking more than 10 days for recovering (70%).
"This means that fighting is now more often taking place, not on the battleground, but in the places where people live," Bellamy said.
But organicism in the late work more often takes abject form.
As a matter of fact, he's more often taken advantage of.
Their means of reflection far more often take the form of rue than of "good salty rants".
IN the last three years, Donald A. Mankin, 60, once accustomed to backpacking in the Sierra Nevada on his vacations, has more often taken expensive trips to far-flung destinations.
The withdrawal of well-equipped and heavily armed foreign troops from most districts has made it easier for insurgent forces to infiltrate towns and villages, so battles more often take place among houses, shops or government buildings, the report says.
