Usar "more often than not" en una oración

1. For about two years now I have entered a very interesting phase of my life, since I have more and more psychic experiences; yet, I have also perceived certain paradox incidents which appear more and more frequently, surrounding me like a Sonic War: At daybreak, when I do the most important meditation exercise of the day, there is incredible mobility in the block of flats next to my house: A number of cars come and go continuously in and out of their outdoor garage, which happens to be right next to my bedroom window! Even earlier, from 4:00 to 6:00 am (no exaggeration) they race engines incessantly and/or slam car doors uncountable times! Why, indeed? Only God -or Satan- knows! The fact is that more often than not I can hardly sleep, I feel exasperated and I can't meditate properly

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2. It struck me then that it would be so ironic to win a lifetime’s supply of electrical goods in a country where the power browned-out more often than not

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3. Still the prime governor wasted his time with the nationality issue, siding with the Colonel and Waldeis more often than not and urged Herndon in joining them within a boundary and constitution

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4. She enjoyed a long and illustrious career in the Secret Guild, working undercover more often than not at great personal risk

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5. Both of us are as high as kites, grinning at each other and, more often than not, holding hands with a grip reflecting our disbelief in our new status

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6. More often than not he just got annoyed with these younger conquests because after sex, and even before it on some occasions, there was nothing that he wanted to say to them

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7. More often than not he just got annoyed with these

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8. "More often than not they are insane; pure breeding has a tendency to produce such monsters

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9. More often than not, he was somehow able to calm the

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10. “And did those feelings then result in a selfless endeavor on your part to put things to rights? Or was it more often than not, a fleeting brush with the feeling which when interrupted by some other event or happenstance soon passed and left only the memory, or trace of an encounter with those feelings? That is the experience of most people

11. That was what manning the counter amounted to more often than not

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12. Although he is seen as a pianist more often than not, his roots lie with the church organ and he enjoys it when he’s asked to play for this sort of concert

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13. Actually, more often than not it was some other member, or collection of members of the family who had to insist upon stepping in and shouldering the unexpected burdens whenever necessary

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14. I grin at her tone, Mel’s a legal executive with the firm; she specialises in divorce and family law generally so is more often than not tearing her hair trying to deal with her workload

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15. To many of the children it was a source of excitement, and to others, echoing their parents reservations, it foreboded a curtailment of their liberty to go about in pursuit of their uncurbed desires, which was more often than not, simply idleness

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16. More often than not, she was roused for the latter; few Captains in Transit lasted more than a decade before they lost their minds and Argos determined them to be hazardous to the ship and the entire mission

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17. Every guard they killed took a dozen good fighters down with it, and more often than not, the fallen living rejoined the fight on the undead side

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18. However, people with a surplus of this gene sometimes lived longer but, more often than not it caused their cells to reproduce at a rate that was far too rapid, causing tumors and, ultimately, cancer

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19. More often than not, he hit himself

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20. And more often than not, those who failed to heed her agenda suffered because of it

21. More often than not, they will be able to

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22. more often than not, the think will linger

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23. Nowadays, however, it has become a game, more often than not, between two legal teams in a courtroom seeking, not the truth, but rather to win the game

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24. tended to look the other way more often than not

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25. Tactics like above (all legal and just business as usual) more often than not leads to the original shareholder being bought out at a very fair price really quickly to get rid of him and his new biker mate

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26. Wisecracking, precocious young children superseding the worldly ―wisdom‖ of their well-meaning but oftentimes bumbling parents, more often than not, the father; portrayed as ‖agreeable‖, however (somewhat) pompous, over-bearing, self-regarding and someone who just ―doesn‘t get it

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27. Events shaping our lives are sometimes owing to accident or chance although more often than not by our determined actions

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28. 1) What immediately comes to mind is the feminization of the priesthood (whatever became of manly priests?) 2) A sizeable minority of its parishioners who have gotten caught up in matters of ―conscience‖ sounding more often than not like Protestants rather than Catholics

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29. Achieving these goals is more often than not a question of method or procedure rather than purpose

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30. That is why they get away with it more often than not

31. More often than not we follow assets or perpetrators to other countries and then have to deal with international jurisdictions

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32. The manner an individual responds to a situation at the office, for example, will more often than not rely on thinking rationally (or natural aptitude) rather than learning (or vocational training)

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33. toddle through history supported more often than not

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34. My mind is always waiting for my fingers to catch up and more often than not they hit the wrong key anyway

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35. Besides, more often than not he looked forward to his projects at the observatory and the limited menu kept him on schedule

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36. More often than not, adolescents and young adults mismanage the social sector

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37. This means that more often than not, he doesn't release his sex energy

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38. more often than not, sexual activity increases and so does their

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39. More often than not, they are

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40. this country, but our country — is, more often than not, misunderstood

41. In the West more often than not that has been in the form of Christian heresy, such as the Brethren of the Free Spirit that flourished in northern Europe in the 13th and 14th centuries

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42. Maybe more often than not, the id turns out to be negative, as Freud experienced in his research

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43. More often than not it is other Americans that make these snide remarks and they are applauded by their peers

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44. she was more often than not, right

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45. More often than not, these special rules prevent

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46. As you can see, having a plan more often than not is the difference

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47. those distractions, it is more often than not straightforward enough to eliminate them

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48. Leadership, by definition, means that more often than not, you are in front, in the forward lines, that you are visible, and your followers take their approach, attitude and direction from you

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49. Negotiations, at times, need to be ruthless and rough, but more often than not,

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50. More often than not, big banks liked to have their borrowers keep a percentage of their line of credit as cash in the bank as a key condition of the loan

51. More often than not, the intended recipient was summarily dismissed from the meeting to go to his office and return immediately with an answer that would satisfy the writer, or him

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52. More often than not

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53. more often than not, never is in real life

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54. More often than not, it would fly away

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55. Unlike Pancho, who was more often than not in

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56. More often than not,

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57. More often than not, you should experiment with different natural snoring

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58. “Indeed!” Judging by the man’s tone, Nem figured this happened more often than not

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59. More often than not, snoring is associated with obstructive sleep apnea

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60. This break is more often than not accompanied by very heavy

61. More often than not, however, either there is no one around who knows the details of working the instrument, or after a short while it breaks down

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62. can be attained more often than not!

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63. When it comes to nutritional value, vegetables win out far more often than not

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64. If you are doing this and you are getting rejected more often than not, then this is clearly a strategy that isn’t working!

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65. More often than not treatment should start with a trip to the doctor, and the doc will start with the question “is the pain deep inside you? Or is it near the outside?” Your partner deciding which it is prior to your visit can help sort out what's wrong a whole lot quicker

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66. He is irritatingly persistent, arrogant, secretive, and more often than not exasperating, but he can be kind and gentle and human, when he wants to be

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67. The first suspects of bombing are the victims of the bombing because the bombers are more often than not end up accidentally blowing themselves up

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68. More often than not, the general feedback is a series of overlays leading to a distorted take of staff motivators

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69. Yes, more often than not, when resistance enters into life and reality, steps are taken to eradicate it

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70. Yet, more often than not, in doing the above, “resistance” actually becomes more prevalent

71. As this is “conscious questioning”, more often than not, the staff member in question will avoid destructive outcomes

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72. Yet, where there is an everyday awareness of “productive, or destructive”, then more often than not, the conscious choice is always one of choosing “productivity”

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73. More often than not, women become the enemies of their bodies in a

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74. More often than not, however, the new models are rejected, and often ridiculed, by the establishment

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75. More often than not, they were mercifully quick

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76. Engaged moms and/or dads who play an active role in raising junior more often than not guarantee that the next generation sports a few young men and women with intelligence and different beneficial proficiencies to keep humanity moving ever forward

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77. The quaint pension where they had spent their honeymoon, occasionally venturing out to see the sights, but more often than not, spending time lying in each other's arms

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78. Martial arts, the beginning of weaponry training and lots of team building with the leaders changing out, but more often than not we ended up with Vaughn, myself, or Chiquita leading a squad

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79. More often than not it was her mother who suffered the outbursts of rage

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80. Then, more often than not, they were in a port city shopping for supplies and necessities of their life in the confines of a small ship

81. More often than not, this justification will have emerged from your literature

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82. competitive to secure and more often than not there is very little to choose between

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83. More often than not, the person you are pissed at is either unaware,

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84. customers more often than not gave bigger

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85. While we are tugging at our own bootstraps, we must realize that our interests are more often than not identical to that of others

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86. And more often than not, he had been her favorite choice to bully

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87. More often than not, their

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88. The indomitable courage of Man and his determination to defend his hearth and home, or the selfless love of brother for brother, still existed but more often than not, these noble sentiments were cheapened and suborned as empty politician’s rhetoric

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89. Bonnie recalled that in our beginnings she was “herself” more often than not, and we spent our days as normal people—as if spirits were not speaking to us

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90. More often than not he was the Silly Peanut, but he’d set it up that way because he wanted more people to be the Silly Peanut because he believed in his heart that if a person was to be told that they are a Silly Peanut, they would somehow feel happier inside

91. playing field, and so will more often than not look for

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92. The petrol driven Sherman’s burned so easily to earn the nickname “Tommy Cooker”, and the unfortunate crews knew that more often than not, when the Sherman 'brewed up' they only had a fifty-fifty chance of baling out

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93. Russian vengeance on German civilians was swift, merciless, and more often than not, brutal

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94. More often than not, that scenario occurs to any investor who is

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95. However, she knew from what she had learned young while still in the Abyssal Plane that summoning such a powerful Demon more often than not failed

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96. Even after humans dominated all the great beasts of the fields, and more often than not, each other; they were still subject to annihilation from organisms too small to see

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97. When faced with a prepared enemy with sufficient numbers of properly trained warriors, they were more often than not defeated soundly and forced to get back in their boats and flee

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98. Obsessive Compulsive Disorders are more often than not the symptom of some form of thought suppression, and we have been working on your OCD for a long time

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99. Thinking outside of the box was my specialty, and more often than not, my ideas were those that traditional publishers wouldn’t touch

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100. Artists by nature are often fueled by ego and more often than not, they crave validation for their works, whether it be a novel, a painting, or in this case, a poem