Sentence examples for then very often from inspiring English sources

Then very often one has to face undesired interferences in the Raman spectra, which make an evaluation of the Raman signals challenging.

Then, very often, the aggressor will reach out and pat or reassure offer an embrace or something like that and the victim relaxes, and it is over.

"The cross was very much a universal theme for him, and then very often images of cultural icons like boxers, like Mike Tyson, Clint Eastwood, Marilyn Monroe, comic book characters, stuff he found on the street, things he pulled out of magazines.

If a mixture appears in the first instance, then very often in subsequent preparations the new form dominates and the old form is no longer obtained.

Then, as very often, most of the audience sang back an indistinct Anglo-Spanish-nonsense gurgle roughly approximating what they thought the translation was, like something out of Minions.

He had learned to shut out the main stories, the ones about far-off wars or election campaigns in the United States which meant nothing to him and went on week after week and were slow and repetitive and then ended, very often quite lamely, giving, like a bad book or movie, nothing or very little for much effort and attention.

The answers were originally coded into five categories: never, almost never, now and then, often, or very often.

If you don't get rejected very often, then that will make it sting so much more.

But then it's not very often such acts bring in 50 percent of Britain's television audience and millions of advertising revenue in the depths of a recession.

"Unless the Wolesi Jirga ignores quorum, which it has not done very often, then it is difficult to see this going through before the deadline".

Very often then we can do the computations analytically.