Sentence examples for less and less common from inspiring English sources

The report also notes that home ownership is becoming less and less common.

As Cisco itself noted, however, those big, comprehensive sales are less and less common.

Physical activity became less and less common in industrialized countries, especially among the urban population.

"As you move into summer the storms become less and less common but the surface deteriorates.

Almost 40 percent rely on a pension, a type of benefit that is less and less common.

Today, with religiosity in decline, families dispersed and the pace of life feeling quickened, these elaborate, carefully staged mourning rituals are less and less common.

Reverse ion exchange waters are less easily defined and less common, but represent groundwater where Ca2+ Mg2+ is in excess to Na+ K+ either due to the preferential release of Ca2+ and Mg2+ from mineral weathering of exposed bedrock or possibly reverse base cation exchange reactions of Ca2+ Mg2+ into solution and subsequent adsorption of Na+ onto mineral surfaces.

Those lesions were less extensive and less common than the lesions found in specimens from ventricles in the same animals.

This being said, in CAM these principles are assumed to be interrelated, and in the practice of conventional medicine, these principles are less explicit and less common, especially the third principle about vitalism.

These sites were selected because they provide a representation of more and less common cancers, more and less lethal cancers, and cancers specific to the male and female genital systems.

Mr. Sarkozy talked about "this feeling of sharing less and less a common culture, a common imagination and a common morality".