more often than not Значение & определение

Примери за more often than not

• More often than not, damage-control treatment was applied to documents that contained the material detrimental to the legitimacy of the emperor or the regime.

• More often than not, health promotion is understood too narrowly.

• More often than not, there are a relatively limited number of texts that constitute the main reference points in a given discursive field.

• The ' promotion of democracy ', although highly valued, must compete with other foreign policy concerns and more often than not loses the battle.

• More often than not, a divergence from this model has led to the classification of smaller states as less enlightened.

• Where it appears to be widely tolerated this is more often than not due to resigned acceptance or deep political cynicism rather than approval.

• For several reasons, economic models are more often than not misspecified, in the sense that they are obviously erroneous descriptions of the reality.

• More often than not, this capital is invested in real estate overseas.