Sentence examples for common in the middle of from inspiring English sources

Although such large classes were common in the middle of the last century in parochial schools, discipline and high expectations were established by the nuns and reinforced by parents who paid to send their children to such schools.

The main predatory fish (Australian salmon, Arripis spp.) spent more time over adjacent sand than other positions, while potential prey species (King George whiting, Sillaginodes punctata (Cuvier), recruits) were more common in the middle of seagrass patches.

Adderall discussion was more common in the middle of the week, and dropped significantly on Friday and Saturday.

Civil war between rival emperors became common in the middle of the 4th century, diverting soldiers from the empire's frontier forces and allowing invaders to encroach.

The real Taksim is an unruly commons in the middle of the city.

In earlier times, such lawless anomalies were surprisingly common, even in the middle of "civilization".

And traffic snarls are a common sight in the middle of residential colonies like Greater Kailash as parked cars eat into walkways and driveways.

Other barrels, whether open or closed, have more complex strand topology and interleaves of 3 or 4 are common even in the middle of the barrels.

The clustered framboidal pyrites are more common in the middle part of the seam while single framboids are more towards the upper part.

The geological setting was described by J. S. Peel and J. R. Ineson [ 35, 37]; it is now known that the deposits yielding exceptional preservation are located within a 14 m interval of the Buen Formation at the main locality [ 38] and fossils are especially common in the middle part of the section.

By comparing only the regions in common from the middle of the NP1 gene to the middle of the VP1 gene (about 1,300 1,500 bp in length), Pbo-likeV showed 54.5 59.9% identity with PBoV1, PBoV2, 6V, 7V, and other bocaviruses (MVC, BPV, HBoV) in this region.