Sentence examples for about equally common from inspiring English sources

By contrast, from 1910 to 1960 — the first 50 years of reliable temperature records in the country — extreme heat and extreme cold were about equally common.

Joshua S. Guenter, Merriam-Webster's pronunciation editor, explained to me that prior to the Tenth Edition of the dictionary in 1993, the pronunciation of homage was given with the initial "h" in parentheses, "indicating the two variants were about equally common".

The naive ideas use/disuse, energy, and pressure were about equally common in ACORNS responses.

"Thoughts of moving abroad are about equally common among the relatively well-off and the poor", according to Afrobarometer's report.

The two varieties are about equally common, and were probably struck side by side for some period as the Mint used up older dies.

Colon and rectum cancer were about equally common for the Philippine residents, whereas the proportion of colon cancers was much larger for both SEER populations.

In sheer numbers, growth has come about equally from places where food stamp use was common and places where it was rare.

Xylophones without resonators are equally common.

Complications were equally common among both groups.

Doing homework was equally common in both groups.

Equally common was a state of psychotic depression.