Synonym: by and large, generally, mostly. Similar words: not more than, no more than, more than ever, often, soften, moreover, more or less, announcement. Meaning: adv. usually; as a rule.
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61) The punishment for rule-breaking is more often than not a whack with a rattan cane.
62) More often than not, however, the exact opposite is true.
63) A rare splurge was to go to Vegas to play blackjack for a weekend, or to Peter Luger's steakhouse in New York, which more often than not left him queasy because he wasn't used to such rich food.
64) More often than not conservative people look backward rather thean forward.
65) Every night, more often than not, you'd find my father at the local pub.
66) Instead , it will more often than not be a case of lasting relationship.
67) This more often than not involves our great efforts, combined with much agitation.
68) In an aesthetic sense, dance is such a comprehensive form of art that it is, more often than not, termed as a miscellany of literature, music, and drawing.
69) Donald enjoys sea fishing and more often than not he catches enough for dinner.
70) We are so kind of shamanistic that we are dreaming more often than not.
71) Tom is a good runner. He wins more often than not.
72) More often than not, like needles of a compass, heads northward.
72) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
73) More often than not, you will be your design's biggest fan (through your rose-colored glasses).
74) The current discussion about Virginia Woolf's conception of androgyny is more often than not limited to a scientific inductive method.
75) More often than not , the rattlesnake will slither away in search of a less intimidating foe.
76) 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.
77) But more often than not, wheels of other vehicles and the scorching heat of the sun get to the roadkill first, leaving rotting and maggoty flesh splattered all over for roadkill removers to collect.
78) Educational systems more often than not reflect the essential nature of that society.
79) What is frustrating about this, says Dr Kristensson, is that more often than not the correct strings of words were recognised, but rejected by the speech-recognition program on statistical grounds.
80) Behind many successful men there is, more often than not, a woman who makes this success possible.
81) More often than not , the industry fails to be market - driven.
More similar words: not more than, no more than, more than ever, often, soften, moreover, more or less, announcement, a bone of contention, cannot, cannot help, announce, care of, more, be aware of, take care of, channel, no more, any more, than, at hand, thank, in that, all the more, much more, once more, thanks, furthermore, other than, what is more.