Sentence examples for represented more often from inspiring English sources
It begins with the creation of the universe, then the Earth, represented more often than not by exploding volcanoes.
The New Money appears at a time when money is represented more often in the form of credit cards or electronic transactions rather than cash.
The influence of African-Americans on the orchestral tradition is represented more often by Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" than William Grant Still's "Afro-American" Symphony.
For example, in Sweden different speed limit values are represented more often than in Finland.
Fathers were represented more often within adequate knowledge-practice, whereas mothers were represented more often within inadequate knowledge-practice.
However, within the overlapping gene sets, none of the oxidants was represented more often than any other.
If agglomerations represent more often architectural problems, it means developers need complementary techniques to reveal them in the source code.
Sequencing coverage of each ARS at each generation time was considered to represent replication efficiency, because efficient ARSs should be more often represented than others.
The noise from the ventilation system and the often unsubtle miking represented more serious compromises.
In "The Mommy Myth," she and Michaels return to much the same sources — sitcoms, women's magazines, television news clips — to determine how motherhood is being represented or, more often in their view, misrepresented.
