Sentence examples for screen more often from inspiring English sources

It's available on DVD; it should be revived on the big screen more often.

Credit View full screen More often than not, the success of a shoot hinges on a photographer's ability to connect with her subject, even when the chips are stacked solidly against her.

Despite staring at the blank screen more often than Dragons' Den is screened on Dave every day, I had still not found a way to convince Mrs TV that I wasn't just a philandering casual alcoholic without a proper job, who slept on Sam's sofa and occasionally turned up at her house to puke on the doorstep.

Perhaps your eyes lock over the computer screen more often than they used to or after-work drinks reveal many things in common.

For people like me who tend to have Chromecast up on a screen more often than not, it'd be a low-bandwidth way to make the idle screen a tad more useful.

It is possible that it is simply the result of the fact that learners are now reading off a screen more often, necessitating a different approach, rather than any inherent difference in the brain of a 21st century learner (Prensky 2001).

By contrast, low-risk cancers were far more common among more affluent men, suggesting that they were being screened more often.

One, to ward off breast cancer, is to start having mammograms younger and be screened more often, in the hope that the earlier a tumour is found and treated, the better.

Women in that situation could also opt for being screened more often for breast cancer – every 12, 18 or 24 months instead of every three years – or starting breast screening earlier than usual, from 30 or 35 onwards rather than 50.

The half not found by mammograms may have grown suddenly during the year between the tests, and Dr. Offit said that may mean that high risk women should be screened more often, perhaps with mammograms once a year and M.R.I. scans at the six-month midpoint between mammograms.

You can then take preventative steps or get screened more often.