Sentence examples for are even more commonly from inspiring English sources

Another issue is that we know so little about trusts even when they are at least as powerful as companies and are even more commonly used for tax abuse.

She is even more commonly confused with Laura Knight and Winifred Nicholson.

Renal involvement is clinically significant in up to 50% of cases [ 28], but it is even more commonly found at autopsy.

H. influenzae was identified in 20 of the 24 sputum samples with P. aeruginosa and S. aureus being even more commonly found.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] energySIR – A recent Free exchange column (July 26th) asserted that "wind and solar power are even more expensive than commonly thought".

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What's even more confusing is that commonly, perpetrators believe they are the victim, and will plead their case to police, even as their partner stands bloody and bruised behind them.

If capital quality is lower and depreciation higher than typically assumed, Argentina could be even more capital scarce than has been commonly thought.

Development of 3D city models (3DCM) in this study, as support for urban risk management, follows the conclusion drawn by several authors (Kemec et al. 2009, 2010; Zlatanova 2008): 3D graphical representations embody a means of communication that is even more effective than the 2D maps already commonly used in studies of vulnerability, hazard, and risk.

While also common in metagenomics (Lindner and Renard, 2013), it is even more challenging in proteomics because peptides are commonly shorter than sequencing reads and thereby less likely to be unique.

Heat exhaustion is even more common in dogs, which can be caused by over-exposure to heat and sun and, more commonly, dogs being left in cars.