Sentence examples for often to such from inspiring English sources

During the past few years the ballroom in Cecil Sharp House the London headquarters of the English society, erected as a memorial to the man who started it all, has been echoing more and more often to such once alien strains as "Old Zip Coon," and "The Green Mountain Volunteers".

But the genius of the theory that promotes grammar above all, and insists on "correctness", is that it presents literature and poetry to people at the time they're most eager for ideas, and bores them stupid, often to such a degree that they go through life saying: "I was put off literature at school".

"Literally dozens of experiments show that if you offer someone a money incentive to perform a task (even one that she would have happily done without pay), this will 'turn on' the 'What's in it for me?' way of thinking, often to such an extent that the person will perform less with the incentive than without".

Also, males with mutations in unc-49 excessively bend their tails dorsally when spicules are inserted into the vulva, often to such an extent that males flip over and lose contact with the hermaphrodite.

Due to this suppression effect, the grazing capacity of large areas of the South African C. mopane savanna is reported to have declined due to bush encroachment, often to such an extent that many previously economic livestock properties are now no longer economic [ 6].

Auction houses commonly lend a seller money before a sale, often to cover such things as estate taxes.

The role of process intensification is often to remove such limitations so that the reaction can reach its intrinsic rate.

Naturally, debt holders often object to such changes.

McLean, an advocate of leg power, doesn't often consent to such indignities.

No other novelist has been adapted for the screen so often or to such popular acclaim.

Too often, access to such services is limited by socioeconomic factors.