Sentence examples for sadly more often from inspiring English sources

"Sadly, more often than not, strategies just aren't in place," he said.

Allen's genius was to weave the brand name into a memorable ditty that ensured no one was in any doubt as to what was advertised: a commendable rule of advertising, and one sadly more often overlooked than observed.

Sadly, more often than not, I either forget or lose it.

These financial blueprints can be positive and empowering but sadly more often can set limitations and fears.

But sadly, more often than not, when somebody says something is fun, what they actually mean is, it has no teeth.

Sadly, more often than not, poor children end up with teachers whom middle- and upper-income parents would refuse to accept for their children.

Sadly, more tourism often means less benefit to the host communities.

So working on "hot" topics might make it easier to publish in higher impact journals (especially with proper editorial schmoozing, which sadly happens more often than it should) and get funded.

But sadly there is little action behind these words and, more often than not, small flames of hope often fizzle out then amount to little more than a professional echo chamber played out via online dialogue or in closed meetings.

Sadly, his experience shows that what frequently aims to pass as such is more often than not merely a sign for ignorance, prissiness and lack of sophistication.

More often than not, one of my fellow passengers will shake his or her head and remark sadly: "And the West believes it can win a war there?" No one disagrees.