Sentence examples for shows more often from inspiring English sources

It's such a perfect dichotomy that one has to wonder why they haven't tangled at these awards shows more often.

And it is making the networks think more like cable channels, which tend to repeat shows more often.

Often people associate action with lowering risk or controlling risk, but experience shows more often than not that by taking action you only make the risk worse".

It's a wonderfully incongruous moment, containing the sort of thrilling passion and showmanship that needs to make it into Beach House shows more often.

When you're traveling a lot with the team and you have a lot of time on your hands on airplanes, you tend to follow TV shows more often.

"At the end of the day the buyer is buying the unit, and the decorating or the way an apartment shows, more often than not, is not reflected in the price," he said.

"If you showed more often than every three years, no one took you seriously," he said.

Need of rescue analgesia showed more often differences between study groups than time to first rescue analgesia or pain intensity.

Miller's wife, Morgan, wore a microphone during his races, and was shown more often than all but a handful of the actual skiers.

One of his greatest triumphs was his success with Miró, whom he signed on in 1932 and showed more often at his gallery than any other artist.

In a study published last year, researchers at CMU found evidence that ads for high-paying jobs were shown more often to men than to women.