Sentence examples for more often too from inspiring English sources

Barrow should blitz a lot more often, too.

They go on to college at higher rates, and graduate more often, too.

And he's also more present, out at the front of the stage more often too.

The traditional carriers seem to burst into flames more often, too.

He should have been picked more often, too: he was four under with his own ball in the Friday fourballs.

America uses them more often, too: 91.2 times per 1,000 people per year, compared with the OECD average of 39.1.

But in recent decades inflation has been much more stable and lately it has been too low more often than too high.

In this field our perceptions are more sensitive, more acute, and often too, more practical.

Constitutional law professors are even complaining that they have too few new cases to get their teeth into.Opinions are more often unanimous, too.

Since the coming of the video cassette I've seen it more often, perhaps too easily.

Although some Bayesian analyses have been more recently developed to do so [8, 9], many require complex and time-consuming computing of the likelihood functions, restraining the ability to explore more than often too simple evolutionary scenarios and molecular models [10].