Sentence examples for even more commonly from inspiring English sources
Even more commonly, states have slashed payment rates to hospitals.
She is even more commonly confused with Laura Knight and Winifred Nicholson.
Another issue is that we know so little about trusts even when they are at least as powerful as companies and are even more commonly used for tax abuse.
I thought about that a lot at South by Southwest Interactive, the annual campfire of the digitally interested held in Austin, Tex., the second week of March; inside, conference rooms brimmed with wireless connections, and the people on the dais competed with a screen in almost every seat: laptops, or even more commonly, tablets.
Working in old-age homes for many years, I have been struck by how many elderly people with impaired hearing are prone to auditory and, even more commonly, musical hallucinations — involuntary music in their minds that seems so real that at first they may think it is a neighbor's stereo.
BRT is integrated in the city and it is the first transportation option for citizens, even more commonly used than private vehicles.
Even if, more commonly, one is seated in the main dining room — bordello-ish, with red plush banquettes and red drapery, but with an Arctic chill to the air — the element of subversion remains.
Even for more commonly spoken languages like Spanish and German, they can run $80 per hour.
Primary normal cells and the C4-I and C4-II cells lines were found to be better models than the other cell lines we tested, even the more commonly used HeLa cell line.
Even more troubling, they commonly include a "spendthrift clause," which provides that trust assets cannot be reached by a beneficiary's creditors.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] energySIR – A recent Free exchange column (July 26th) asserted that "wind and solar power are even more expensive than commonly thought".
