Sentence examples for ones often are from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless one day an English egg proves to be as bad as foreign ones often are.

Lost details, including imaginary ones, often are added later.

The pretty ones are framed, and the historic ones often are locked out of sight.

Obama's efforts and triumphs in this direction have been, as Hamiltonian ones often are, obscured, but real.

Commercially produced mixes, especially the cheaper ones, often are too dense and need to be lightened with additional aggregate.

(The best ones often are working with a firm's competitors. How else would they really know what's going on?).

Impatiens' simple leaves are usually alternate, the upper ones often being whorled (i.e., three or more arising in a circle from the stem).

Only the next one often wasn't particularly funny either.

Spies use bugs and human agents; one often being used to recruit the other – sometimes through blackmail and sometimes in a search for recruits.

Nevertheless, in computational practice one often is forced to think more carefully about strategies with the goal to obtain bounds that are computationally feasible.

Ones often used are a sniper, a Stampede or Vulcan, or or a Raider.