Sentence examples for far common from inspiring English sources

Orwellian efforts to brand those who seek to be paid for a nightshift in Tesco's as marginal leftwing "snobs" have met with rightful scepticism, and this is itself a measure of how far common sense has already shifted in our direction.

The prevalence of TTH is far common in comparison to NDPH and other headache disorders.

Ionic liquids (ILs) are designated as green replacements to so far common used organic solvents because they are under the impression that ILs are both thermal stable and of very low volatility.

But so far, Common Core and the new tests have proved less controversial in this state than elsewhere, where opponents have emerged from the left and right, as well as among parents and other members of the public.

At surgery, the core of the carotid plaque was extracted through an incision in the far common arterial wall, embedded in OCT compound (Histolab Products), snap frozen in liquid isopentane and dry ice, and stored at –80°C.

We assumed a 10-Mb region, in which recombination and coalescent events were generated according to a so far common feature of demographic history of human, chimpanzee, gorilla, and orangutan.

Real rogues are far more common.

"Risk-averse" seems far more common.

Botched executions, however, are far too common.

It is far more common than acknowledged.

Fraud for property is far more common.