Sentence examples for practices more often from inspiring English sources

Emotions, produced in the moments of enacting everyday practices, more often than not, attached themselves to conduct, became stuck, and mediated what happened and transformed social fabric in ways that often were deleterious.

IMG family physicians tend to own their practices more often, practise in smaller groups and be more open to serving Medicare and Medicaid patients than their United States-trained colleagues.

I have noticed this practice more often in the last decade, but in fact it was one of the original tasks of the sommelier.

It's a lesson I've been taught by my husband, a military man, who would love me to put it into practice more often.

Both LH and VH are practiced more often, the latter demonstrating a steeper implementation curve.

Doctoral students who would like to stay in academia are more likely to use commercial databases for their empirical research, while doctoral students who see their future in practice more often use surveys.

It is practiced more often following damp or rainy nights.

A small minority of Loire winemakers will put the wine through malolactic fermentation, a practice more often associated with New Zealand wines.

However, the close connection between Daoism and alchemy, which some sinologists have asserted, is refuted by Nathan Sivin, who states that alchemy was just as prominent (if not more so) in the secular sphere and practiced more often by laymen.

Patients with psychotic disorders contact their general practitioner practice more often than other types of patients.

Patients with psychotic disorders (N = 734) contacted the GP practice more often than patients in the control groups.