Sentence examples for more often using from inspiring English sources

The regime has become less and less efficient and is more often using the police force.

Fund managers at T.I.A.A.-C.R.E.F., a $288 billion pension and mutual fund company, are more often using their proxies to vote against executive pay plans.

Since the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations and throughout the qualifiers, Lamouchi has switched between two formations, sometimes deploying a 4-4-2, more often using a 4-3-3 so as to field as many of his talented forwards as possible.

This messy, longwinded volume — which is less interesting for its tidbits of news than for its overall picture of a presidency — leaves us with an intimate portrait of the commander in chief hanging out with an old pal, occasionally posing for history, but more often using Mr. Branch as a late-night sounding board and stenographer.

Mr Maude said population counts could be done more often using various databases.

Pathogenic bacteria were detected more often using MxPCR than conventional bacteriology techniques (43 samples compared to 36).

Furthermore, thoracic US is more often used than IVUS for computer aided diagnosis systems.

(The name cornamusa was more often used for a bagpipe).

It is more often used in English as a synonym for fool or idiot.

Now that adjective is more often used for those bred or raised in captivity.

(Despite the colloquial use of the name, experiments involving rodents more often use mice or rats).