Sentence examples for more common a from inspiring English sources

In all likelihood, it will become more common; a new normal.

It's more common a parental strategy than you'd think in the Western world.

As boot camp training becomes more common, a saturation effect could occur.

Now that rear-view video and GPS are ever more common, a large number of in-car systems are correspondingly more available to a remote user.

JEFF TJORNEHOJ, research manager at Lipper, compared absolute-return funds with balanced funds that alter their asset allocations to exploit movements in markets, an approach that was more common a generation ago.

The other method is more common, a closed-circuit television system that can continuously monitor certain areas, storing video images for a given period of time, depending on prevailing legal standards.

People affected by the disease today should be excited to see hemophilia B step out from under the more common A-type's shadow, says pediatric hematologist Paul Monahan of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

Patrilineal kinship is slightly more common; an illegitimate child belongs to neither parental clan.

He went on: "Renting will be more stable, more secure, of a better standard, and probably more common an option.

Demanding five B-grade GCSEs has become more common for A-level entry.

Far more common was a child of a corporate lawyer or a banker.