Sentence examples for being far more common from inspiring English sources
It is therefore probable that future shallow-marine tropical ecosystems will be devoid of platform margin coral reefs, heterozoan ramps being far more common.
As America is the most socioeconomically Darwinist of the world's prosperous democracies — with loss of middle-class status due to a layoff or canceled health coverage being far more common than in Western Europe, Canada or Australia — it remains the most willing to seek the aid and protection of a deity.
The DH survey, which was specially ordered as part of the Autism Strategy Review, revealed that, among other issues, females are referred for an Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) assessment for diagnosis ten times less frequently than their male peers, despite autism being far more common in women than was previously thought.
The influence of culture on the development of AN has long been appreciated and is believed to be more prevalent in industrialized and Western cultures, being far more common among young females than males and reflecting cross-cultural differences in the importance of thinness for women [ 7, 8, 17, 18].
It will likely be 16 or 24 inches (40.6 or 61.0 cm), with the 16 inch (40.6 cm) measurement being far more common.
