Sentence examples for most often from from inspiring English sources

Death occurs most often from kidney damage.

"Prescriptions for the [life-ending] medicine come most often from the family doctors," he said.

Keeping Saigon safe required human intelligence, most often from captured prisoners.

Hypocritical, racist and exploitative are words that pop up most often from the villagers.

But the approach I hear most often from long-haul travelers involves diet and preparation.

Baker, it should be noted, suffered most often from hip injuries.

Still, it receives hundreds of letters of thanks, most often from relatives of people with addictions or emotional problems.

Inadequate health care complaints are the ones she hears most often from county jail inmates and their families.

Clowns draw on their own experiences, sometimes from the embarrassing or vulgar, most often from the subconscious, to find the absurd.

There are zinging one-liners, most often from ­one-woman demean machine ­Marcie Blitzer, a literary agent whose ­conversation leaves bruises.

What are the questions you hear most often from women? A. There are major questions that any pain patient will ask before you initiate treatment.