Sentence examples for commonest kind of from inspiring English sources
THEY are easily the commonest kind of corporate structure on the planet, and they show no signs of disappearing.
The focus of their excitement was the drug solanezumab (sola for short), a monoclonal antibody made by the drug firm Eli Lilly and targeted at Alzheimer's disease, the commonest kind of dementia, accounting for 60 per cent of all cases.
Even when jackets survive, they often are not intact, and the commonest kind of mutilation is the clipping off of the price (or the words "Book Club Edition") from the corner of a flap (or from the spine or front, where prices more often appeared in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries).
Sarah Lyness, of Cancer Research UK, said: "Alcohol can increase the risk of seven types of cancer, including two of the commonest kinds – breast and bowel cancers.
Most sand consists chiefly of quartz, the commonest form of silica, but there are other kinds.
Freireich's focus was on the commonest form of childhood leukemia — acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).
Although it is the second commonest form of dementia, it is woefully under-researched.
We concentrate the commonest form of economic crime - the individual stealing relatively small sums from his or her employer.
