According to that study, drivers were distracted most often because they were eating or drinking.
Health care professionals have long known that these handoffs provide prime opportunities for mistakes, most often because of communication lapses.
He blunders most often because he is hypersensitive to slights but is utterly blind to his own insensitivity.
We marry most often because we are in love and we think it will make us happy.
Some of the forces at work in America in the 1930s and Japan in the 1990s are present today, exercising an outsize influence on interest rates.Historically the Fed tightened, and bond yields rose, most often because inflation threatened to erupt.
"Fundamentally, windows are replaced most often because they're in poor repair," said Wolf Jakubowski, a senior vice president at Brown Harris Stevens in Manhattan, who specializes in town house sales.
Many row houses that lost their stoops, Mr. Dolkart said, did so in the 1920s and '30s, most often because the owners wanted to chop up those grand single-family residences into apartments.
If they agreed to go to college, he added, they did so most often because they were dancers and worried that they might get hurt and have to leave ballet.
All told across the globe, more than 600 journalists or their news organizations came under attack -- by beatings, arrests, censorship or harassment -- most often because someone just didn't like what they wrote.
Creme fraiche isn't something I often cook with; if it does appear in my fridge, it's most often because there's a syrupy cake that needs a touch of slightly sour creaminess on the side.
The article authors, Dr. Tien Y. Wong of the National University of Singapore and Dr. Ingrid U. Scott of Penn State Hershey Eye Center, noted that retinal-vein occlusion occurs in one or two people in 100 older than 40, most often because of a clot and atherosclerosis, a hardening of retinal arteries that puts pressure on a retinal vein.
