Sentence examples for common still from inspiring English sources

Niggling problems, like squeaks or rattles, that do not affect safety are more common still.

And ABCA7 was not very common, still leaving most Alzheimer's risk unexplained.

While family combinations can seem endless these days, the most common still involve what the "Stepwives" authors call "the man in the middle," who, in their book at least, seemed somewhat absent during their 10-year battle.

The Holocephali are the sister group of the elasmobranchs, sharing with them a common, still unknown Palaeozoic ancestor.

More common still is anterograde amnesia, which means people have difficulty forming new memories of the things that happen after their accident.

Token-token identity theory does not claim that these physical states have anything in particular in common, still less that all acts of thinking about the theorem have something in common.

But government officials and independent experts say it is probably too soon to rule out that prospect, or the possibility that the two crises were initiated by a common, still-unidentified cause.

By including common still-life details, Gordon touches upon the painting tradition, while somersaulting through multiple digital and non-digital effects to achieve a particular effect.

Some commons still exist.

If the Commons still can't agree on a policy, the bill would then force the Government to extend Article 50.

Yet common sense still rules.