Sentence examples for ones more often from inspiring English sources

(The nature of these commentaries varies quite a bit, early commentaries tending to be line by line glosses, and later ones more often a series of quaestiones on more or less selected topics raised by Peter. See Evans 2002 and Rosemann 2009).

This study demonstrates that, on the level of EMS systems, faster ones more often initiate CPR and increase the number of patients admitted to hospital alive.

Joyce Winslow, a spokeswoman for the agency that runs Medicare and Medicaid, said today that Mr. Scully was "very gung-ho on reviewing good nursing homes less often, and bad ones more often".

Poorer ones more often go without.

Scientific ones more often turn it inside out.

Not surprisingly, biological matters tend to butt up against bureaucratic ones more often in office fiction written by women.

Well, Welch holds one more often.

Usually about two-thirds tobacco, one-third clove, the Indonesian smoke known as a kretek also contains one more, often secret, ingredient: its sauce, or saus in Indonesian.

The New York race, between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Representative Rick A. Lazio (and before him, Rudolph W. Giuliani), will be recalled as the most expensive Senate race ever, one more often defined by personalities than by positions.

It was hypothesized that the target with high heels would be perceived as the attractive one more often.

Given that they've got no tactility, I invariably end up hitting the wrong one, more often than not jacking up the volume in the process.