Sentence examples for well as often from inspiring English sources

And memories, well, as often as not they make regrets.

As well as often looking likely to score, Spurs usually look likely to concede as well, no matter their dominance.

The band took a root of the American blues but brought in a heavier guitar sound as well as often macabre themes.

Markets are a great place to pick up Christmas presents and beautiful art, as well as often a place to meet the artist and makers in person.

That's probably not a coincidence, given that building a democratic system requires enormous popular buy-in as well as, often, overwhelming public pressure against the old ways.

"Stunted kids are at a disadvantage cognitively as well as often being the height of a child two or even four years younger.

Electrical metering and sub-metering uncertainty is investigated, as well as often-overlooked considerations such as power quality and the cost of calibration.

Here we propose four methods to include the effect of crowding, based on existing studies on passengers' perception and response as well as often-used crowding indicators.

Donors can give up to $28,500 to party committees, as well as often-unlimited amounts to 527s, nonprofits and a bevy of other committees that exist outside the formal party structure, to influence the election.

Beginning with a tightly argued introduction, which establishes dominant male discourses and histories as well as often-overlooked counternarratives emphasizing the role of men and women alike in constructing a complicated and innovative intertextual culture, Bailes clearly articulates the sociological and literary implications of naturalists' methods and conclusions during the Romantic era.

It was with Jones (as well as often-overlooked songwriter Rod Temperton) that Jackson shaped "Thriller," which was released near the end of 1982 and became the best-selling studio album in history and a cultural landmark.