Examples of 'much less often' in a sentence
Meaning of "much less often"
much less often: a phrase that denotes a significantly lower frequency or occurrence compared to another activity or event
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much less often
Much less often than you think.
He appeared much less often after that.
We find that women do so much less often.
Cats are much less often affected.
Other pigments appear in the skin much less often.
I have been sick much less often since being married.
In this case you may be able to empty the tank much less often.
The tears come much less often now.
It is much less often eaten there now that imported foods have grown in popularity.
Mink and beaver are much less often seen.
People who got used to have breakfast regularly have obesity much less often.
It is found much less often in the south of the island.
People change a cell phone number much less often it seems.
Certainly they occur much less often in this region, but you should still be prepared.
It is difficult to say why guys smile much less often than girls.
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They bark much less often than other breeds ; however, they will bark on alarm.
It will probably change the batteries much less often as it becomes rechargeable.
The Japanese have other spots that Western dedicated tour guides list much less often.
Home invasions occur much less often than burglaries.
Also, maintenance such as replacing bulbs is much less often.
Usually they are seen much less often than in humans.
The jump option remains, although it is used much less often.
Therefore TCAs are used much less often than they used to be.
Nonetheless, the acute responses of the supplement are observed much less often.
These kinds of bleeds occur much less often but are much more severe.
Some premises may be inspected at least every six months, others much less often.
The straight coat is much less often seen in Goldendoodles.
Subsidising the withdrawalof products from the market is practised much less often thanin the past.
O Francophones were introduced much less often to reading by their parents than were anglophones.
This chronic form of DIC is difficult to recognize and is much less often diagnosed.
We tried to express our opinions much less often than politicians, of course.
Poor hitters are often given the take sign, while better hitters much less often.
You often read the success stories, much less often the less positive ones.
O As companies hired fewer workers, employees tended to quit much less often.
Cases usually present in medical and surgical practices and much less often in a psychiatric context.
Cashews, pistachios, almonds and Brazil nuts cause a cross reaction much less often.
After adolescence, men shed tears much less often than women.
Wisdom is not capricious, as luck is ; but it visits us much less often.
The term is still sometimes used today, although much less often than in earlier centuries.
In this case, too, the self-identification with the historical region was mentioned much less often.
Ministries of Foreign Affairs do appear, but much less often than other departments.
Nevertheless, cold sores are often found outside of the mouth and much less often inside.
Nuns, for example, get cervical cancer much less often than other women.
Most patients need these inhalers 1 or 2 times a week - or much less often.
After that period, ads are shown much less often.
The two other official languages - Italian and Dutch - were used much less often.
With longer words, that happens much less often.
Besides, we know that customers write positive reviews much less often than negative ones.
Therefore, coming out with a profit is something that occurs much less often than not.
Etiology Pathogens - streptococci, pneumococci, staphylococci and much less often other types of microbes.
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