Sentence examples for years more often from inspiring English sources

These consultations would take place every five years, more often if a patient's health declined substantially.

In fact, Mr Jeffords has voted with Democrats over the years more often than any other Republican, so he should feel at home with them.He has, of course, technically decided to become an independent.

Estate plans should be reviewed at least every five years, more often if there's a change in finances or circumstances — if health or marriage takes a turn for the worse, or if there's a birth or death in the family.

Israel, as we all know, has been condemned over the years more often than any other U.N. member state.

Self-referrals were younger (32 vs. 49 years), more often male (54% vs. 48%) and less urgent (39% vs. 65% urgent).

Our product cycles are minimum two years, more often than not three, because we need to go and select the airplane and get it built and delivered.

"An estimated 12,000 women will stay in refuge every year, more often than not, with their children," she said.

Of 17 governments in the eurozone using the single currency, 10 have been drummed out of office in little more than a year, more often than not directly because of the crisis.

Getting into university is an increasingly difficult affair, which explains why we simultaneously celebrate and lament the excellent results produced by a new cohort of students each year, more often than not outperforming their predecessors.

Moreover, re-offenders repeated a school year more often than one-time offenders (OR 3.1).

Carers who were older, those who were not employed, and those who provided care to their partner or co-resided with the patient also realized their anticipated Pt > 1 year more often.