Sentence examples for often as opposed from inspiring English sources

Please let us know early and often as opposed to later or never".

A Commerce Department study found that in families earning $15,000 to $35,000 annually, 17percentt of whites used the Internet often as opposed to 8percentt of blacks.

So basically, users are checking Twitter and Foursquare more often as opposed to spending more time in the apps in any given session.

The new version of the app has been redesigned to be something users engage with more often, as opposed to the more passive journaling app it was before.

Predictably, Benedict counsels that certain kinds of writerly reticence are often erotic, as opposed to pornographic "twitch-by-twitch" accounts.

In agile methods, for example using Kanban boards, a "pull" task-allocation is often used, as opposed to classic "push".

Closure of TKA in extension is a tradition that is often followed (as opposed to closure of the knee in flexion (around 90 degrees)).

This tendency could be due to the relatively straightforward and specific nature of their work: it has a clear outcome that is often positive (as opposed, for instance, to managing a chronic disease).

However, the percentage of combined confirmed and unconfirmed PR (23.9%) was more in line with other published phase II studies in advanced BTCs, the majority of which report RRs that are often unconfirmed, as opposed to using RECIST confirmed responses.

Revelations received on behalf of the whole community of the faithful are often called "public" (as opposed to "private" revelations, which are given for the guidance or edification of the recipient himself).

The big institutional shareholders, who generally have the largest stakes, normally exercise their voting rights through the post and those actions are often handled bureaucratically as opposed to actively at an AGM.