Sentence examples for it was even common from inspiring English sources

Until the early 1990s, it was even common for public officials to visit foreigners' homes before a citizenship vote, to see whether the applicants were sufficiently adapted to the local way of life.

It's even common to discuss driving errors (which are clearly non-criminal violations) as illegal an illegal turn, for example.

It's even common for Pakistanis in remote or mountainous areas, where electricity can be sporadic and few have access to vehicles, to own a cellphone.

It's even common to discuss driving errors (which are clearly non-criminal violations) as illegal — an illegal turn, for example.

But it was even more common to encounter pragmatists like Chen Meizi.

Batistuta's trademark may have been the machine-gun salute, but it was even more common to see him maraud at half pace on a mini lap of honour, hair and gums flapping as his arms pumped in triumph.

It was even less common to have been pain-free for at least four weeks in a row at the end of the 1-yr study.

A study in Russia showed that in total around 15% of respondents had made informal payments in the past three years, although it was even more common in poorer regions.

Therefore, H1 has been confirmed: status discordance is very common among the Chinese, and it is even more common than in the USA.

"It's common to do this, but it's even more common to fuck for money," she said which is where she draws the line.

She told me that, although the money's good in modelling, "It's common to do this, but it's even more common to fuck for money".