Some days you can't. More often than not lately.

More often than not, she had to go in person.

More often than not it shows you exactly what you should do.

Self employed women, more often than not, are in agriculture and trade.

Trains come more often than buses.

Humility often gains more than pride.

Boys work more often than girls.

More often than not, there was no interaction between these two parallel processes.

Often the queens mate more than once.

Kids are often more willing than grownups

However, the reality is that the Executive Board will more often than not decide these matters.

Unfortunately, more often than not, we read headlines of plane crashes that kill hundreds of people.

You've been late for school more often than before.

Such projects are often inherently more difficult than development projects.

They use negotiation and tolerance more often than an armed response.

It is often said that nothing is more precious than time.

Reformers can win elections if they are better at public communication than the populists. Bad policies are, more often than not, easier to sell than good ones.

More often than not, delays occurred at the reimbursement stage because donors failed to respond to the Secretariat's communications.

These broad allegations about the nexus often obscure more than they reveal.

The reason women do not report crimes to law enforcement authorities is, more often than not, that they do not want to talk about what happened.

But more often than not, this is not the case, as the limited time allowed in the camps does not permit any serious or effective counselling.

It is unfortunate that, more often than not, the efforts of women are insufficiently recognized and supported, both politically and financially.

As financial crimes are committed increasingly across national borders, so does money laundering acquire a transnational character more often than not.

Men suffer in accidents more often than women, as men work in the dangerous industries more frequently.

I use a credit card to pay for things more often than cash.

People of working age (18 54) suffer from tuberculosis more often than others.

Too often in the past, peace negotiations without electoral expertise resulted in agreements that unnecessarily limited electoral options and, more often than not, forced a postponement of the election date.

Action speaks louder than words, but not nearly as often.

Why not? Young girls should go out more often

Then, significantly more often, does a Neanderthal match the European rather than the African.

Moreover, non cash awards have often proven to be more effective than financial incentives.

Even with this recognition, we find more often than not that the international community has not followed up with fair and proportionate allocation of resources to these more vulnerable small island developing States.

And the people who come up with stuff that's remarkable more often than not figure out how to put design to work for them.

The efforts to attract FDI are, more often than not, marred by the conspicuous absence of a vibrant domestic investment base in developing countries.

Not more than 50 francs.

Definitely not more than 4.

More often?

To overreact is often less effective than not to react at all.

Often the life of that other will be more important to her than her own life.

There, more than in any other region, the process occurred, although often in a complicated sequence.

In EU, oilseed plants, particularly rapeseed, are used more often than sugar beet to produce biofuel.

The elites have fought back, often brutally, to protect their property. Politics has therefore often been more a violent than an electoral struggle, and property rights have often been tenuous.

Older couples often appreciate cash more than gifts because they neither need nor have room for them.

Tailoring is often based more on donors' targets and views on topics than on developing countries' needs.

Actual re orbit is often more than required to eliminate the influence of possible measuring system errors.