Sentence examples for more common but from inspiring English sources

Creamy is more common, but chunky is also good.

More common, but less conspicu ous, are the Suit Maniacs.

In contrast, unintentional evaders were more common but only fare evaded infrequently.

Booing of the conductor and production team is more common, but also more frequently questionable.

The L and M cones are much more common but their ratio can vary dramatically.

Mandatory courses on research integrity are becoming more common, but more could be done, she says.

Moreover, the microchimerism was not only more common but also more pronounced in diabetics.

Unfortunately, those stories are far more common, but much less heartwarming.

State-level executions are more common, but they are in decline.

This old disease is becoming more common, but it's highly treatable and even curable — with the right care.

Then, beginning in the 18th century, as books became more common but not yet commonplace, annotations became personal, confessional, revelatory.