They are, more often then not, taken out of context to exaggerate qualities or positions.
Men develop atherosclerosis more often then women, and complications generally appear at an earlier age.
And more often then not, in the short term, the medications we prescribe work.
If Sorenstam inspires a significant number of ordinary female golfers to tune in the L.P.G.A. more often, then she will have done something truly amazing.
If, on the one hand, it has inspired us to get our friends round for dinner more often, then hurrah for that.
The award-winning writer's work has been adapted for TV, film and stage more often then any other living Australian novelist but he's famously hands-off.
If we could have changed players more often then no one would have had this intensity [of games] but you cannot have 40 or 50 players".
"I don't think we've been entirely successful, but if we can pull stuff off like this more often then I don't know if we'd have a competitor.
If long putters help some people with the yips enjoy the game more, or if it protects the cranky, ailing backs of some of our golfing elders and lets them play more often, then it is a welcome tool.
IF YOU have ever given in to the rose-tinted notion that the afternoons of your childhood lasted longer and that the sun shone more often, then at least one of these observations might actually be true.
More often then not the spark was lost in the transition from sketch to masterwork, and the names of artists whose best work remained unvalued and invisible faded from history.
