Sentence examples for common in previous from inspiring English sources

Veterans have said that drinking in some firehouses was common in previous decades until firefighters began moving to the suburbs and faced drives home.

It was more common in previous generations, embodied by trendsetters like Isabel Eberstadt, a New York society fixture of the 1960's.

The batteries are part of an electrical system that replaces many mechanical and hydraulic ones common in previous jets.

The buying and selling of ranks was common in previous eras it was known as the "unorthodox path"—but it had mostly been a relatively harmless trade in insignificant titles.

This shift is especially important in an industrialised and capitalist society where there is a degree of social mobility which hadn't been so common in previous generations: we might start asking why it is that some people achieve upward social mobility and others don't.

Left elbow fractures were more common in previous studies [4, 13, 17].

Since it is not a common practice in previous works, a benchmark for the result in Table 3 is not possible.

Application site pain with DFN-02 was more common than in previous research with intranasal formulations (30.5% vs 4%[177, 35]); these events may be related to the presence of the permeation enhancer DDM in DFN-02.

This has not been a common practice in previous eras, but today the "pay-as-you-go" economic models have become an important variable of (big) data production, consumption, and processing.

The length of the time window of maximal gamma band amplitude was defined based on the observed grand-mean GBA, a common approach in previous studies (e.g., [17], [22]).

35 In older asthmatics neutrophilic airway inflammation is more common than in previous ages.