And, more often than not, when he fights, he comes out on top.

Humility often gains more than pride.

Leaders, more often than not, are hostage to the socio political environment that produces them, rather than its shapers.

More often than not, however, the shocks have been ideological, with no basis in science.

It seems that Ethiopia, more often than not, is the victim of diplomatic double standards.

Pictures often convey values more powerfully than words.

However, the reality is that the Executive Board will more often than not decide these matters.

Unfortunately, more often than not, we read headlines of plane crashes that kill hundreds of people.

Yet those messages are often more spin than substance.

Those with more complex structures are often more toxic than the simple phenol.

Iraqi girls suffer no less than boys and often more.

For example, those who use cosmetics known to be expensive often seem healthier, more vibrant, and more attractive than those who do not.

More often than not, delays occurred at the reimbursement stage because donors failed to respond to the Secretariat's communications.

But financial inflows into Chechnya are often more destabilizing than helpful.

Another thing I can show you is, more often than not, doctors get to meet patients in X ray form.

But Obama s actions have been considerably more restrained than is often assumed.

The reason women do not report crimes to law enforcement authorities is, more often than not, that they do not want to talk about what happened.

Politics has therefore often been more a violent than an electoral struggle, and property rights have often been tenuous.

These are but the latest signs that, more often than not, the Middle East s recent democratic experiments have only increased instability.

It is unfortunate that, more often than not, the efforts of women are insufficiently recognized and supported, both politically and financially.

As financial crimes are committed increasingly across national borders, so does money laundering acquire a transnational character more often than not.

Today s young children often see more of their grandmother than of their mother.

Indeed, they often lent homeowners more than 100 of the underlying property s value.

Too often in the past, peace negotiations without electoral expertise resulted in agreements that unnecessarily limited electoral options and, more often than not, forced a postponement of the election date.

Perhaps not by financiers and economists, but others who were watching how markets were developing often with dismay were more than worried.

Domestic industries, including services, which often account for more than half of value added even in developing economies, should not be neglected.

In fact, habits are often stronger and more persistent than either insights or presidents.

Surveillance strategies, for example, are often more expensive than necessary, owing to poor communication.

Starting in 1930 and throughout the 20th century, democratic governments were more often than not interrupted by military coups (see History of Argentina).

Even with this recognition, we find more often than not that the international community has not followed up with fair and proportionate allocation of resources to these more vulnerable small island developing States.

For women, however, more often than for men, it is more difficult to get access to land or credits.

A cyber 9 11 may be more likely than the often mentioned cyber Pearl Harbor.

As a result, emergency relief evaluations often rely on little more than guesswork and assumptions.

Typically, they take over companies with borrowed money often more than 80 of the price.

And the people who come up with stuff that's remarkable more often than not figure out how to put design to work for them.

The efforts to attract FDI are, more often than not, marred by the conspicuous absence of a vibrant domestic investment base in developing countries.

More often than not, what sound like horrific changes in climate and geography actually turn out to be manageable and in some cases even benign.

There, more than in any other region, the process occurred, although often in a complicated sequence.

In EU, oilseed plants, particularly rapeseed, are used more often than sugar beet to produce biofuel.

This meat generally is more tender than that from older sheep and appears more often on tables in some Western countries.

It is very risky to create a dangerous situation for political ends, because, more often than not, it is likely that the situation will become uncontrollable.

With a long history of cataclysmic, often violent change, Chinese society is perhaps more adaptable than most.

Tailoring is often based more on donors' targets and views on topics than on developing countries' needs.

Full throated bellicosity often has more popular appeal than the thoughtful and patient exploration of opportunities for peace.

Likewise, open contempt of money hungry businesspeople and competition is expressed more often in France than in America.