Sentence examples for common and less from inspiring English sources

Films of Shakespeare's comedies are less common and less successful.

Many such "brute-force" attacks use large dictionaries of common and less common passwords.

Chinese Chalk, also known as Miraculous Chalk, is less common and less dangerous than Tempo and Tres Pasitos.

Both inter-state and civil conflicts are less common, and less deadly, than at any time in history.

More common, and less successful on the whole, is a comic haplessness that seeks to extract sympathy along with laughter.

Ehle is now at an age when roles for women tend to become less common and less interesting.

Godmon explains that directors' loans, outside of the EFRBS pension arrangements, are more common and less aggressive, but still attractive.

The more common and less euphemistic interpretation is that the rich have been getting richer, especially recently.

But "Sounds of the Universe," the group's 12th studio album, is about something more common and less complex: the joy of running in place.

Ms. Detwiler said today that the government was still uncertain whether the animals had mad cow disease or a more common and less dangerous sheep illness called scrapie.

Among acquired heart diseases in children, rheumatic fever is the most important cause worldwide, although it has become far less common and less severe in developed countries.