Sentence examples for but still very common from inspiring English sources
"Bogan" itself still features in the dictionary – it's not new but still very common.
One of the problems was that the clinicians' algorithm did not include the deprecated CPT codes that had been removed from current usage but were still very common in historic data.
Population screening is not viable in Western countries, but stomach cancer is still very common in South America, Eastern Europe and parts of Asia and the possibility that screening can reduce mortality should be more fully investigated there.
The KIAA1549: BRAF fusion is extremely common in the cerebellum (found in approximately 90%% of cases) but somewhat less so supratentorially (although it is still very common).
These laws include strong language for tobacco control, but enforcement has been weak and circumventions and violations are still very common [ 12].
That said, it is still very common - around 60,000 joint replacements are performed in Britain each year.
The more traditional kinds of family take on the task of finding them a partner; arranged marriages are still very common.
Despite a growing intolerance of unwanted sexual attention, harassment was still very common and made women feel unsafe particularly when travelling alone, said Holly Dustin, director of Evaw.
Myths about penis size, she says, are still very common, and, worryingly, so too is the belief that you can't get pregnant if you sleep with someone from a different religion.
