Sentence examples for while most often from inspiring English sources

While most often housed in English and History departments in the US, Digital Humanities has gained prominence in Modern Languages Departments and, particularly, within Hispanic Studies programs.

While most often used as a dip for crudités or a toast topping, a tub of anchoïade will serve a roast handsomely.

While most often fakery immediately triggers issues of meaning, content, ethics and creativity, in this instance the first response is more of a jolt at seeing every room and hallway sparkle with a sense of vitality.

While most often ecstatic about their growing family, they are agonizing over the impact on their careers.

There are many possible accessory ossicles of the feet and while most often asymptomatic, they can be associated with pain and increased uptake on bone SPECT/CT (e.g. os trigonum syndrome; Fig. 6d).

While most often they agree on strategy and operations, Mellon says they adhere to a policy of allowing each has the final say in the area under their responsibility.

While consumers most often use the product for baking, they do so using only about a teaspoon at a time, Mr. Cohen said.

While BRDO most often focuses on federal funding, we can also support opportunities associated with other types of funders, working in coordination with the Office of Foundation Relations and Corporate Philanthropy or the Industry Alliances Office.

While participants most often picked attractive as a reason for their choice, those who chose Night Skylines also picked exciting as the reason, and those who picked Natural Scenes also picked relaxing or peaceful as a reason.

It is found that the solids fluxes increase strongly, practically linearly, as a function of the vertical position and depend on the excess gas velocity but not on the particle size, while the most often used phenomenological two-phase fluidized bed models assume the vertical solids fluxes to be constant.

In the follow-up study, Mueller's team found that when both managers and customers rated the desirability of new product ideas, customers favored the most creative ideas while managers most often rated those ideas as less than desirable because they saw them as unfeasible or not profitable.