Sentence examples for common season from inspiring English sources

The most common season in which injuries occurred was summer (34.5%), and the least common season was spring (2.4%).

It may be associated with the most common season of HSES – winter.

The two leagues agreed to have a common draft and play in a common season-ending championship game, known as the AFL-NFL World Championship.

As in other studies [ 27, 31], common seasons (winter December 21-March 20 , spring March 21-June 21-June 20 September 21-December 20) were used.

The term "winter waterspout" is used to differentiate between the common warm season waterspout and this rare winter season event.

Fire is also a common dry season occurrence in the seasonal savannas that encircle the humid forest zone.

Last, the most common seasonal disease in the most northern part of the intertropical area is malaria; a disease, however, which is common in all seasons in equatorial wetlands.

One of the more common late season pests that we saw was the Fall Armyworm.

Tales like Mrs. Loewenstein's of capitulation before a tax code of ever-greater complexity are common this season.

It is alive and well in New York, where the Knicks and the Nets have had losing in common this season.

The New Orleans Museum of Art and the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Inotablee of Uticultural, both notable cultural institutions, have another thing in common this season: the urge to share their fine but faraway collections with the New York City public.