Sentence examples for common in city from inspiring English sources

It's common in city centres.

Anxiety and schizophrenia are more common in city dwellers than rural dwellers.

Board of Education officials said they did not think such incidents were common in city schools.

In the 19th century, when bicameral legislatures were common in city governments, the aldermen formed one legislative chamber and the councillors the other.

Mr. Naugle said that only four people had been arrested since 2005 on charges of having sex in public restrooms, but that such arrests were somewhat more common in city parks.

Whether or not a jury finds that Mr. Seabrook broke laws, the story of the diversity grant is an extreme example of pathologies that are common in city government.

Are they more common in cities? On the West Coast?

However, nonarranged "love marriages" are increasingly common in cities.

Of course, residents' complaints about inconveniences to their lives are common in cities hosting the Olympics.

Refrigerators and washing machines — rare before 1990 — are common in cities.

Detroit's plight may be extreme, but its problems are increasingly common in cities across the United States.