Sentence examples for most often built from inspiring English sources

A history of oligarchy, class division and racial conflict makes it hard to establish the social compacts on which liberal democracy is most often built.

In addition to verging on fraud, the tactic inflates the clout of underpopulated districts where prisons are most often built and siphons off power from more populated districts where the inmates actually live.

In the practice of evolutionary biology, trees are most often built for individual genes or for sets of genes that are believed to evolve coherently.

Next there are the speakers themselves, generally two or more, and most often built into the doors or dashboard.

Its nests are most frequently built in tree cavities, often disused woodpecker nests.

Most notably, both are often built around hyperbolic empowerment narratives of one kind or another.

The Scandinavian aesthetic, in its most basic imported form, is often built around wood (each season, with no exception, you'll find a wood-based accessory), but this is the first time plywood has taken more of a starring role – see the May shoot of Denmark Elle, The New Chic, that was shot by Sigurd Grunberger almost entirely in front of a flat plywood door.

Sometimes they build homes from the ground up, the couples, on reclaimed land out in the middle of fucking nowhere; most often they build over the top of another, entirely functional house, which they slowly destroy then raise a cathedral in the footprint of.

Ranch houses were often built long after the most important building -- the barn -- went up.

According to Sahlberg, Finland's success "is often built on research, innovation and models from other countries, most often from the United States".

One of the most insidious trends in these and other areas is towards extreme precaution, often built around an extreme interpretation of the precautionary principle.