Sentence examples for ones and often from inspiring English sources

But the inspection evidence shows that big prisons are more difficult to run than smaller ones and often provide less good outcomes.

They wrote funny songs about serious topics and serious songs about funny ones, and often blurred the lines even further by recruiting kitschy guest vocalists such as Mel Torme, Ozzy Osbourne, and Frank Sinatra, Jr.

Some of the more exotic phones are designed to look like watches or packets of cigarettes (they even have room for a few real ones) and often have striking new features, such as solar chargers, superloud speakers, telephoto lenses or ultraviolet lights that make it easier to detect forged currency.

The goals of traditional process or product design courses are broad ones, and often encompass a significant number of the "soft skills" employers consistently mention as relevant.

The best paddles were the small succulent ones and often she would have to climb a ladder to reach them.

But even with all these options, we still miss our loved ones and often wish, "If only I could bring them back..."...

Therefore, almost every signalling and metabolic pathway is in some way dependent on at least one, and often several, zinc-requiring proteins.

Guests have to pass through at least one, and often, several security checkpoints on their way into the hotels; some are staffed by paramilitaries.

Yes, most believe that their opinion is the right one and often refuse to bend on many issues.

This matter of style mirroring the culture is a fascinating one, and often it is true.

As a pitcher, Cliff Lee is the model of brisk efficiency, walking virtually no one and often retiring the side in order.