Sentence examples for increasing common from inspiring English sources

Wild carnivores are becoming increasing common in urban areas.

| Updated Exhibits that offer a glimpse behind the scenes at films like the "Harry Potter" movies are becoming increasing common as part of so-called experiential marketing efforts by the Hollywood studios.

Patient satisfaction is becoming an increasing common proxy for surgical quality; however, the correlation between patient satisfaction and surgical outcomes 2 and 5 years after anterior cervical surgery has not been evaluated.

Reitzle is bringing some lessons from the automotive world to the forklift division, increasing common parts and suppliers among the several different brands.

Positive net neutrality is increasing common in Asia and emerging markets, where bundled deals are used by operators to coax new and early internet users into buying data plans and embracing the mobile web.

It's become increasing common to hear of Samsung's mobile business struggling, but here's some positive news — early signs around its newest devices suggest that the company might be returning to times of success.

With seven minutes remaining, and anxiety inside Celtic Park increasing, Commons worked a one-two with Stokes but again Brown foiled the close-range attempt.

Taken together, our results are inconsistent with increased common ownership generally resulting in reduced competition.

Prolonged family production increases common environmental effects, and negatively affects estimation of genetic parameters.

Our findings are informative for both academic researchers and policymakers in the debate regarding whether and how to address increased common ownership.

New England theater buffs (and, no doubt, many others across the country) must applaud the plea for increased "common carriage" programming expressed by some PBS executives ["A Los Angeles Station Tries to Be a Player for PBS" by Alan James Frutkin, June 3].