Sentence examples for be a more common from inspiring English sources

Mica itself may be a more common component of reservoir rocks than has generally been recognized.

Seaplanes used to be a more common sight on the East Side of Manhattan.

Is that getting to be a more common name these days?

"I think it highlights what might be a more common problem than we realize," Noble said.

Occult vascular malformations of the optic nerve and chiasm may be a more common cause of visual deterioration than previously recognized.

An unsatisfactory hair coloring job is often more difficult to remedy than a bad haircut, and it may be a more common occurrence.

This is probably going to be a more common problem in Silicon Valley as sky-high valuations start to fall back to earth.

Consumerism is on the rise, and there seems to be a more common agreement that the DPRK should experiment with its economic policies in order to move the country forward.

Homes being shipped along England's roads will be a more common sight, because economic development takes longer than housebuilding, so homes that stand empty because there is no work nearby will be be moved closer to the work.

The diagnosis of SPD was empirically derived based on the symptoms of individuals with a genetic relationship to schizophrenia patients and SPD may be a more common phenotypic expression of a schizophrenia-related diathesis than is schizophrenia itself.

"Sight loss will be a more common feature of society because of our ageing population.