Sentence examples for longer common from inspiring English sources

Although the superstition is no longer common, traces still linger in some primitive and isolated areas.

Burlap, however, is no longer common, and it might be easier to trace than a plastic bag.

One reason that gun ownership is declining, nationwide, might be that high-school shooting clubs and rifle ranges at summer camps are no longer common.

Such raw displays of adult power, which marked the lives of many children when Dahl was growing up, in the nineteen-twenties, are no longer common, thankfully.

Andy Capp is reassuringly unchanging, living in a grimy north of England that no longer exists, wearing the sort of flat hat that is no longer common.

Formerly, friar was the title given to individual members of these orders, as Friar Laurence (in Romeo and Juliet), but this is no longer common.

"This was no longer about common sense.

Still, if prison were no longer a common penalty, there would clearly be more money available for treatment programs.

At one time all phyla of wormlike animals were classed as Vermes, a term no longer in common use.

By 1945, as a result of the widespread use of the drug, puerperal fever was no longer a common problem.

While asteroid collisions with Earth are no longer as common as in prehistoric times, scientists estimate large ones still occur every few hundred or thousand years.