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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) Sentencedict.com 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.