Sentence examples for rather how often from inspiring English sources

An analysis of Hurricane Sandy did not look at the dynamics of the storm, but rather how often floodwaters have reached the heights seen last October.

Widespread misperceptions about how well contraceptives work -- or rather how often they don't work -- contribute to the blame game.

When it comes to toxins in your beauty products, you shouldn't wonder how often those dangerous ingredients are present in those pretty packages, but rather how often they aren't present.

The changes rolled out alongside an overhaul of the company's popular customer loyalty program, Starbucks Rewards, which is now doling out stars based on dollars spent in stores, rather than how often customers make purchases.

Children spoke of how bad something was, rather than how often it occurred.

The instrument does not ask about the occurrence of sexual assault or coercion directly but rather asks how often a particular behaviour occurred (e.g., "A man put his penis into my vagina, or inserted fingers or objects without my consent by using force, for example holding me down with his body weight, pinning my arms, or having a weapon").

When saying something during class, try focusing on educated statements rather then on how often you say something.

The intent is not to encourage searching just for the sake of raising the counter numbers, she said, but rather to illustrate just how often users actually turn to the search engine.

Almost all of the studies were done at single schools rather than at representative samples of colleges, and focused on how often students drink rather than on how much.

CQ does not actually measure "bipartisanship" but rather ranks senators based on how often they vote with their own party.

It might be more to do with how often you switch between languages, rather than how many different languages you speak.