Sentence examples for most often stopped from inspiring English sources

The people he most often stopped following a positive palm swab on his scanning machine at nightclub doors were working, had their own homes, and no previous convictions.

The activity most often stopped was a planned audit of practice (20% of tests), followed by cleaning (10% of tests).

In both datasets, GPs most often stopped the tape to reflect upon on their actual behaviours and they were less likely to spontaneously describe their thoughts and intentions.

Studies of breastfeeding practices have found that breastfeeding most often stops after 2 3 months [ 26].

Here we purposefully analyzed only the non-saturating part of the FI curve, most often stopping current steps before the neurons go into block.

"As it lies directly above the path most traveled, you are often stopped at its traffic lights for a minimum of 15 minutes during rush hour".

It had also sent him, he supposed, to Kath, whom he thought of infrequently now, with something bordering on wistful impatience, most often when Ellie stopped him short of handling some coveted part of her body.

While basic health education is a topic on most national model curricula efforts often stop there and reduce schools to places of educational knowledge transfer, ignoring the huge potential for tangible and sustained behaviour change through a skills-based approach.

People come to the site because it has the most reviews written by readers, and they often stop to write some of their own, attracting even more people.

Most often interventions to stop the aggression took the form of discussions with the patient (81.0%), requests to change behaviour (58.6%), withdrawal from the patient (56.0%), requests for personal support (49.1%) and calm removal of the patient (47.4%).

They say firms that dominate the market often stop trading during times of crisis, when they are needed the most.