Sentence examples for more often who from inspiring English sources

If financially comfortable families want to support their favorite restaurants during hard times by eating out more often, who could object?

As a nation we are experiencing a deep transformation of who we are, and more often Poles who live abroad think of themselves as Europeans.

Both have difficulty sleeping because of their conscience; both have children who they wish they could see more often and who they wish would "go straight".

Among men, those who did not use alcohol (3.5%) reported high dental fear more often than who used alcohol (2.5%, p = 0.029).

Journalists and their editors should challenge more loudly and more often those who make daft claims based on dodgy statistics.

He said: "We should celebrate more often politicians who stand up and say things that are unpopular.

After work I go out to eat, with friends and clients, or more often, clients who are friends.

(Ironically, it is more often Republicans who are impatient with discussions about what's going on in the hearts and minds of men with guns).

Had we been able to call on his services more often then who knows what might have happened," said Foster.

Victims were more often women who were primarily homemakers.

This difference could be due to a Family Doctors tendency to refer to specialists more often patients who can afford to pay for specialist care.