Sentence examples for no less often from inspiring English sources

But if he frequently laid down laws, then so also, no less often, would he rip them up.

The rules state that the journalism awards must go to a newspaper or news site based in the United States that publishes no less often than weekly.

That said, patrimony claims too often serve merely nationalist ends these days, no less often than they do decent ones, never mind that the archaeological and legal arguments by the Greeks, while elaborately reasoned and passionately felt, don't finally trump the British ones.

With "Moonrise Kingdom" an auteur who often deals with — and is no less often accused of — arrested development, and whose obsessive style tends to be described in childlike terms (a dollhouse or model-train aesthetic), fully embraces the fevered, fragile perspective of childhood.

Development aid has no less often been taken out of the hands of Haitian decision makers by virtue of the routing of funds through international nongovernmental organizations or conditions attached to international loans; this trend has continued since the earthquake.

Viral spread (34 NO) and fungi (10 NO) were less often the causative agents.

Now they are often no less than sheriffs.

Whenever he lies — which he does no more or less often than any other boy trying to squeeze a bit more fun out of life than his elders think is good for him — he's caught.

For the analysis, perceived relevance of alcohol related counselling was dichotomised as highly relevant versus any lesser response and the frequency of counselling as usually-always counselling versus less often or no counselling.

"There is perhaps no mammal that is less often in the mood for sex than the female giant panda," Scientific American said in a 2012 article.

Patients in the ToF + ICD group more often had no relationship and were less often widowed than the older ICD patients.