Sentence examples for now very often from inspiring English sources
"Now very often for sociological reasons, the foreigners who live in France weren't raised in that spirit of having to become French as a marvellous thing.
Now, very often, the app I was about to search for is already here in the suggestions.
"Young people, once they're out of the child price ticket category, now very often choose to go to the pub, where they can watch the game for free.
Reproducibility studies are now very often included in scientific papers, as advised by the "standards for reporting of diagnostic accuracy" (STARD) criteria and should ideally include Bland-Altman plots and results of coefficients of repeatability [16, 17].
I'm going to continue using it until I find myself accidentally triggering Alexa much more than I do now, which is not very often at all.
Of course, I have set foot in exotic parts such as Richmond and Kew, but not very often; and now I have ventured as far as Highgate, but old age prevents me from exploring the fascinating vistas stretching to the north.
"Now her temper tantrums happen not very often, and she's better and better".
Short answer: not very often.
At times, not very often.
He is quieter now and very often full of anger.
