1) More often than not the patient recovers.

2) More often than not she misses the bus.

3) More often than not the train is late.

4) More often than not, a student will come up with the right answer.

5) When it's foggy the trains are late more often than not.

6) Ben is a fairly good runner, he wins more often than not.

7) More often than not it is lively on the social side, but spiritually dead.

8) More often than not, the lashing simply came apart in my hands.

9) More often than not, it is a touch of the Hannibal Lecters that stirs the sleepy industry from slumber.

10) More often than not he managed supervision, set production quotas, controlled purchasing and distribution.

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12) More often than not a reader unfamiliar with your work will give you some of the most helpful suggestions.

13) More often than not, cable companies are forced to rely on tips and leads in pursuing pirates.

14) The review of literature section and more often than not will comprise the longest section in the research proposal.

15) More often than not, college grads tend to outgrow their stay-at-home counterparts.

16) The informal sector More often than not community care means care by families - especially nuclear families.

17) Because George Seifert has unguarded moments, more often than not solitary ones.

18) As it was, some struggled on, more often than not incurring further losses.

19) More often than not, leaders retain some hierarchical authority even if modified.

20) Even with abstracts, the theme was, more often than not a Biblical one.

21) More often than not he came back to his apartment empty-handed and crestfallen.

22) But more often than not, his relentless pursuit of food leads Rubbish into trouble.

23) More often than not it was, since Brown was much loved by arena managers.

24) Sometimes these are clearly stated but more often than not they are implicit in attitudes and actions.

25) Often, when complaints were made, the police brought counter-charges and more often than not won.

26) The Bombecks were season-ticket holders for Phoenix Suns games but more often than not gave their tickets away to various charities.

27) When sailing in offshore winds, however, this rule is more often than not proved right, particularly in coastal bays.

28) I have come to believe that the soft occult more often than not leads to the hard stuff.

29) Some lawyers dabble in charity cases, which, I suspect, is whitewash for their chicanery more often than not.

30) Most of us had raced motorcycles in one milieu or another, and most finished on the podium more often than not.

31) More often than not the average member of the House, when first elected, is not a prominent citizen.

32) More often than not, the parasite develops a resistance to drugs and suitable alternatives are not easy to find.

33) But more often than not, the programs fail, and the government must raise taxes to defray their cost.

34) The two co-exist, but in a state of war and, more often than not, depression wins.

35) More often than not, state budgets and other compromises were forged in the Senate, rather than the highly partisan Assembly.

36) More often than not, racial themes enter the conversation of the YCs under the aegis of fun.

37) They are more often than not monolingual and monocultural and, as language teachers, in a position of power.

38) More often than not even the most famous of brand names are specially formulated to appeal to individual national palates.

39) More often than not these involved cooperation with the government as the only available paymaster.

40) More often than not she would give it to a starving family waiting at the gate.

41) More often than not, however, Blue will bypass the bar and go to the movie theater several blocks away.

41) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

42) But more often than not he would open his bag and lay the object gently inside it.

43) More often than not, to account for linguistic phenomena we require diverse kinds of information from different components of a grammar.

44) Yes, zero tolerance does single people out, and more often than not, those people are black rather than white.

45) More often than not, the producer's money comes out of the artist's record company royalty payment.

46) He would always kick it back into play whereas Lukic, more often than not, would kick it into touch.

47) The movie invites comparison to numerous secular films and, more often than not, it suffers from the resulting deja vu.

48) The MRT is on time more often than not.

49) More often than not, we'll have dinner at home.

50) Businesses in a central location are, more often than not, short of labour.

51) " That so-called "Will of God" is more often than not either pure laziness on the part of the resigned one or pure cussedness on the part of the one that is "putting something over" on him.

52) Government is either a coordinator or a service man, but more often than not, a conductor in the operation.

53) This can be annoying for (female) users with long fingernails because they get in the way when you try to tap the soft keyboard with fingertips, which more often than not results in no response.

54) The most decisive actions of our life are more often than not unconsidered .

55) More often than not, a member in a supply chain(e. g. a retailer) manages its inventory based on the traditional EOQ model, or the min-max inventory policy, with simple modifications.

56) Scorpios require fidelity, which , more often than not , Aries find terribly confining.

57) When a commercial company starts a new project, more often than not it is asking: "Who will give us the resources we need to make payroll?"

58) More often than not, these cases are enshrined in popular culture by the movies and books about them that are avariciously devoured by a sensation-hungry public.

59) There are some executives who , more often than not, get it right.

60) More often than not , however, this merely delays the inevitable.

61) The punishment for rule-breaking is more often than not a whack with a rattan cane.

62) More often than not, however, the exact opposite is true.

63) A rare splurge was to go to Vegas to play blackjack for a weekend, or to Peter Luger's steakhouse in New York, which more often than not left him queasy because he wasn't used to such rich food.

64) More often than not conservative people look backward rather thean forward.

65) Every night, more often than not, you'd find my father at the local pub.

66) Instead , it will more often than not be a case of lasting relationship.

67) This more often than not involves our great efforts, combined with much agitation.

68) In an aesthetic sense, dance is such a comprehensive form of art that it is, more often than not, termed as a miscellany of literature, music, and drawing.

69) Donald enjoys sea fishing and more often than not he catches enough for dinner.

70) We are so kind of shamanistic that we are dreaming more often than not.

71) Tom is a good runner. He wins more often than not.

72) More often than not, like needles of a compass, heads northward.

72) try its best to gather and build good sentences.

73) More often than not, you will be your design's biggest fan (through your rose-colored glasses).

74) The current discussion about Virginia Woolf's conception of androgyny is more often than not limited to a scientific inductive method.

75) More often than not , the rattlesnake will slither away in search of a less intimidating foe.

76) It is further proof that in the department of a superannuated squad who have witnessed Mourinho's ruthless side more often than not, Drogba is the ultimate survivor.

77) But more often than not, wheels of other vehicles and the scorching heat of the sun get to the roadkill first, leaving rotting and maggoty flesh splattered all over for roadkill removers to collect.

78) Educational systems more often than not reflect the essential nature of that society.

79) What is frustrating about this, says Dr Kristensson, is that more often than not the correct strings of words were recognised, but rejected by the speech-recognition program on statistical grounds.

80) Behind many successful men there is, more often than not, a woman who makes this success possible.

81) More often than not , the industry fails to be market - driven.