Not as often as I'd like

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

Not as with Signora Sandra. We see him often, particularly of late

Not very often

Not very often.

Not very often.

Not so often

Not often. The hound.

Oh, no, not often.

Not all that often.

Not very often. Why?

I mean, it's not often that you hear somebody describe themselves as really creative.

I do not agree, as is often said, that there is no political will.

I'll come as often as possible.

Because of this, systems do not have to be modified as often in the future.

Not often. Nudity is rare

As often as she tried, she failed.

As stressed in the report, however, those findings and recommendations, while not new, were often ignored.

They're often not recognized, sent home.

But he did not often smile.

Often. But not for the police.

Not really. Just see her often

Refer to the dictionary as often as possible.

Often, but never as deeply as I wanted

Security is not achieved by increasing the number of weapons, as history has shown far too often.

Yes, and just about as often as you can.

Not very often. We wouldn't tolerate that.

Well, I have, but not very often.

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.

Often, she does not recognize her work as productive (in the sense of producing income), but as fieldwork directed at ensuring family survival.

As often as I can. Do they read your letters?

You can have children over... as often as you like.

We don't let off steam as often as we should.

As a result goods are not reaching international markets in time and traders are often seeking more reliable sources.

I can't help noticing you go over and over your drawings... and often as not, you throw them away.

Sometimes they get in trouble, but not often.

Judges often do not have that feeling, however.

He often fails, Dad does not trust him.

Just the sewage workers, and probably not often.

It is not often we are so honored.

But I dare not come here too often

Health professionals often lack respect for young people, and the young often do not trust the professionals.

I have often told our opponents in this regard that any principle is good as long as it does not turn into its opposite.

A boy of seventeen is often as tall as his father.

Indirect measures of impact are often as useful as direct measures.