Sentence examples for quite often more from inspiring English sources

Quite often more than once.

"Where public transport's really booming, it is mostly because of the passenger experience, quite often more than the infrastructure itself".

Students should also keep in mind that although 45 units is the minimum required by the University, quite often more units are necessary to complete department requirements.

Editing the book is when the hard work usually starts – and writing a second novel is quite often more difficult than writing a first.

"Where public transport's really booming, it is mostly because of the passenger experience, quite often more than the infrastructure itself". Burrows also maintained that IT systems are cheaper to deploy than hard infrastructure, such as new roads, bus services or rail tracks, which could be a key selling point for many local authorities facing swingeing budget cuts.

The ensembles are quite often more accurate than the individual classifiers that make them up.

Ignoring negative thoughts, which would seem to be a duct-tape solution, is quite often much more effective for patients' mental health than focussing on them.

Or maybe they were from some Apple fan making fun of Microsoft's design aesthetic in which more is quite often… more.

For this reason, quite often, a more predictable car with more consistent downforce but slightly less maximum load will end up being quicker than a car that in theory has more downforce but that which cannot generate the maximum load consistently.

"A lip like that quite often looks more beautiful when it's worn off a bit," Philips says.

"He was often very liberal in his views and quite often agreed more with Ted Kennedy" than other Republicans, Mr. Lott added.