Sentence examples for up less often from inspiring English sources

They slept, on average, about 45 minutes to an hour longer on most nights, waking up less often and reporting more vigor and less sleepiness.

Such veteran stability is important, said Valentine, who noted that the kind of "crazy stuff" that has marked his tenure has cropped up less often in recent months.

If the price of gasoline jumped 10 times to $300 a tank, drivers would fill up less often, thus forcing prices back down.

They developed technologies appropriate to their needs, such as solid-fuelled rockets that, while not as powerful as the liquid-fuelled ones needed for serious space-flight, blew up less often and could be kept permanently ready for launch.

Bad dreams woke her up less often, and when they did it was easier to get back to sleep, partly because she had got better at soothing herself with relaxing imagery, often of Ireland, and with New Age Celtic music.

Early work on our research project by Devin Leopold, a Stanford University graduate student, revealed that although rats climb trees, they show up less often the higher you get in the canopy.

Consistently typing in the correct answers for a particular rack means it will come up less and less often because you don't need as much practice.

Executives at NBC haven't actually said this, but they clearly want the "Quiz" to be nothing short of a national event — the kind of big-ticket, must-see spectacle that turns up less and less often on the broadcast networks.

When wine critics indulge in jargon privately, sometimes the adjective "hedonic" comes up, though less often than 15 years ago.

Following new guidelines from the sentencing council from the end of February those found to have bought drugs to share with friends rather than to profit from them, and those found to have imported drugs under duress, can expect to be locked up slightly less often, and for slightly less long.

Those with the mutation also reported waking up far less often during the night.