more often than not in English

usually, most of the time

Use "more often than not" in a sentence

1. More often than not, your Bath …

2. More often than not the train is late.

3. More often than not, Bear behaviour is misinterpreted

4. More often than not she misses the bus.

5. More often than not, the aggressor Baring teeth is female.

6. More often than not, greed develops into illegal corruption or fraud.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

14. While this analysis is not unfailing , it works slightly more often than not .

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

16. More often than not, however, what it does is engender strife, intolerance, and hatred.

17. But more often than not, the priests neglected their duty to educate the nation.

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

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

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

21. More often than not, the reason for Crepitus can be anticipated by a man's age

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

23. I've found this to be the case-more often than not-with my cable modem service.

24. More often than not, these companies were exploiting breakthroughs in electronic, medical, or data-processing technology.

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

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

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

28. More often than not, however, these overt attacks backfire and result in a unifying of God’s people.

29. But more often than not, it is the state that provides the oxygen for non-state activities.

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

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

32. Sometimes in the court pressroom, but more often than not, sitting on a quiet flight of steps somewhere.

33. More often than not you'll find our Balms are multipurpose, and can heal all kinds of skin imbalances

34. Throughout North America, cattails and Bullrushes are, more often than not, the undisputed rulers of the freshwater marsh

35. More often than not, the preacher would describe the dire consequences of sin and urge his listeners to repent.

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

37. 19 Some lawyers dabble in charity cases, which, I suspect, is whitewash for their chicanery more often than not.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

45. Recent Examples on the Web But more often than not what MacGillis finds is Goliath steering a Bulldozer over everything in his path

46. Before that, travel folders often spoke of "superb snorkeling and Aqualunging," but, more often than not, it was a hollow promise

47. More often than not, you may experience this stuffiness along with diminished hearing, pain, and imbalance, on account of a Clogged ear or Eustachian tube dysfunction

48. All of this is significant because it stands in stark contrast to China's approach to its waters, which has more often than not deteriorated to outright aggression.

49. Alleged Capitol rioters getting released on bail smacks of racial bias and hypocrisy More often than not, my primarily Black and brown clients are kept in custody.

50. 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.