Sentence examples for more often through from inspiring English sources

But it is more often through the antics of the actors than from any subtlety of humor in Molière's play.

The need for careful control over the flow of materials is an incentive for automobile firms to manufacture their own components, sometimes directly but more often through subsidiaries.

The races will thus be less like games of strategy in which overtaking occurred more often through pit stops than on the track.

Effectiveness and impact may still come sometimes through a competitive scoop, but more often through collaborative networks in which insights flow in many directions.

In all periods Elam was closely involved with Sumer, Babylonia, and Assyria, sometimes through peaceful trade but more often through war.

Our cultural obsession with extending life for another few hours, days or more, often through futile and invasive treatment and occasionally against the express wishes of the individual concerned, is ripping apart families and undermining our health care system.

Katy Grannan now gets her nonprofessional models through referrals more often than through newspaper ads.

Interestingly, glycine was the most frequent binding residue, binding to NAD through phosphate or adenosine moieties more often than through the nicotinamide moiety.

But more often "Walk Through Darkness" has a gentle wisdom, as when a ship's captain who helps slaves escape remembers a moment of enlightenment.

Except that from Day 1, a third character, History, intrudes — sometimes taking center stage, more often speaking through the details of everyday life.

Mad terror in the streets as flying whatsits and killer robots from outer space ricochet off and, more often, crash through 70-story skyscrapers.