Sentence examples for most often including from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rojo's beloved Lanvin high-top sneakers, of which he has multiple pairs and wears most often (including to work) retail at around $700.

Last.fm is a pretty hot service if you've never used it; the service's unique recommendation system (called "scrobbling") creates instant radio stations by keeping track of what you listen to most often — including tracks in your own music management software and even on your MP3 player.

Thus, users can create favorite channels to create a personalized TV listings view that displays only those channels that users watch most often (including HD channels), as well as allowing users to set up reminders and receive push notifications so that they'll never miss another episode of America's Funniest Home Videos.

iOS7 will also include a new feature called the Control Center, which will hold all of the phone's functions that users need most often, including brightness, Wi-Fi and the flashlight.

In general, patients referred for CMA analysis had variable clinical phenotypes, most often including: developmental delay and/or mental retardation (DD/MR), dysmorphic features (DF), multiple congenital anomalies (MCA), seizure disorders and autistic or other behavioral abnormalities.

To date, the majority of the diabetes prevention studies have evaluated intensive lifestyle and behaviour change interventions, most often including frequent sessions and one-to-one counselling.

(a category which most often includes ourselves).

Individuals with precancerous lesions and those with a previous cancer who are at risk for a second tumour are most often included in chemoprevention research trials.

The animals most often included under the term are the Western or European domesticated cattle as well as the Indian and African domesticated cattle.

More helpfully, he observes that "the most prolific and engaged era for 'Ol Man Riverr'," the years in which it was most often included on albums and performed on TV, stretched from the late nineteen-fifties well into the nineteen-sixties.

Nevertheless, every imagining starts in the present and most often includes considerations of the past.