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Example sentences for "more common"

  • Regular transient in east, sometimes common; more common in spring than in autumn.

  • Irregular transient and summer visitant; more common in west.

  • Uncommon transient and rare winter resident in east; more common in migration in west but status there in winter not known.

  • Regular transient throughout state, more common in central and western parts.

  • Learn, also, that nothing is more common than to do wrong merely for the pleasure of doing it.

  • Nothing is more common than to catch a carp when one thinks he is fishing for gudgeon.

  • Learn also that nothing is more common than to do wrong merely for the pleasure of doing it.

  • In later stages contraction of fibrous tissue causes stenosis; this is more common in the neighbourhood of the cricoid, especially when the latter has been divided at the time of the operation.

  • Accidental inhalation of foreign bodies is more common in children than in adults in the proportion of about two to one.

  • Heart failure is more common in diphtheria than in any other infectious disease which is met with in this country.

  • This is more common in adults: in children dyspnœa is rarely so urgent as to necessitate an operation.

  • Suppuration of the sensitive sole is more common than of the sensitive laminæ and coronary band.

  • This accident is more common in cattle than it is in horses.

  • It is even claimed that these injuries are more common in animals working on wet roads than those working on roads that are rough and dry; at least these injuries are not common in mountainous countries.

  • More common appearance, where the sori remain and the nerves are obliterated.

  • It is, perhaps, more common in the hind-feet than in the fore, and more often met with in heavy draught animals than in nags.

  • The fact that concussion acts as a cause explains in great measure how it is that side-bones are more frequent in cart animals than in nags, and also why they should be more common in the fore-feet than in the hind.

  • The true and really ancient habitation seems to extend from the Caspian Sea to the environs of Constantinople; but in this very region Prunus avium is more common.

  • Nothing is more common, for example, than to see insanity developed as the climax of minor nervous troubles, especially of neuralgia.

  • As far as my own experience goes, however, it would appear that a more common result is convulsion of some kind, from reflex irritation of the cord.

  • Féré asks whether such a universal blush is more common than we imagine, or whether the state of nudity favors its manifestation.

  • As to whether masturbation is more common in one sex than the other, there have been considerable differences of opinion.

  • Nothing is more common in an age like this, when books abound, than to fancy that the gratification of a love of reading is real study.

  • At least it is far more distinct; yes, I think it is more common.

  • Acute indigestion is more common in horses and mules than it is in any of the other domestic animals.

  • Inflammation of the mammary gland or udder is more common in the cow than in any of the other domestic animals.

  • Inflammation of the lungs is more common in horses than in any of the other domestic animals.

  • Cold in the head is more common in the horse than in any of the other animals (Fig.

  • The second form is more common in young trees, sometimes comprising all the foliage, but is often found on trees of all ages, sometimes aggregated in dense masses.

  • Taking all cases together, the deficiency is more common on the left than on the right side; but while in males the left kidney is far more commonly absent than the right, in females the two sides show the defect equally.

  • A more common occurrence of this type is that in which there is fusion of the two heads.

  • Broadway/, which is also English, is more common.

  • More common is a gradual shift as indicated by the range of the male shown in Fig.

  • The White Wagtail so much resembles the Pied Wagtail, that it may have been easily overlooked, and may be more common than is generally known.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    more about; more absurd; more accurately; more akin; more characteristic; more children; more common; more commonly; more complete; more complicated; more considerable; more danger; more death; more delightful; more detailed; more effective; more importance; more literally; more money; more precisely; more primitive; more rows; more specifically; more strongly; more time; more valuable