Sentence examples for most often publicised from inspiring English sources

Sydney's property market was particularly difficult for vendors and agents to predict, he added, and said that, despite sales well over the reserve price being rare, those sales were the ones most often publicised giving buyers the impression of rampant underquoting.

The Association of Chief Police Officers said there had been no change in national policy though it is known that individual forces often publicise operations targeting begging.

Anonymous members often publicise their activities on Twitter, but the microblog's limit of 140 characters means they redirect users to much longer "pastes" elsewhere to share details of hijacked emails, passwords and other information.

(He most often visited Facebook).

Most often, it delighted him.

Shisha is most often smoked.

Most often, they're chickens.

The most often cited excuse?

Ah, the most often asked question.

Death occurs most often from kidney damage.

Most often, that means other white men.