Sentence examples for very often made from inspiring English sources

This is a point very often made.

Despite a number of notoriously bad outcomes, they have very often made democracy possible.

In the lives Mr. Packer chronicles, the chaos at work (or of seeking work) is rarely soothed, and very often made worse, by chaos at home.

"It was very interesting that some of the students with very negative attitudes to life in Australia still very often made very good languages gains," says De Courcy.

(Nixon: "Anyone who uses pretty girls as a cover must be the greatest diplomat of all time". Mao: "So your girls are very often made use of?" Nixon: "His girls, not mine").

These reservoirs are very often made watertight artificially by geomembrane.

WHEN George Osborne is spotted outside Westminster, he is very often making an appearance on a building site, wearing a fluorescent safety jacket.

But I Blackberry on the treadmill, which is totally neurotic, and I very often make to-do lists on the treadmill.

If you're worried about joining them, consider these three things: Talk "Shame very often makes you concentrate on yourself as a failure, rather than the external circumstances.

She understood this, acknowledging in a later edition of one of her books that "even if people could not very often make the dishes here described, it was stimulating to think about them".

"We have the paradox where the media is bombarding parents with issues about childrearing and very often making them feel inadequate, yet, on the other hand, we have this failure to recognise that many children are in serious difficulties".