Sentence examples for more common case from inspiring English sources

The more common case, extended in this latest book, is of the simple pastoral description opened out, rather too quickly, into metaphysical assertion.

A more common case involves heterosexual men, often in blue-collar and service-industry jobs, who object to the "hostile environment" created by the behavior of other heterosexual men.

The memo said "the issue is not free from doubt" and noted that the only court case that touched on the issue involved not an abduction by a stranger but the more common case of a parent taking a child from an estranged spouse.

In the (perhaps unfortunately) much more common case of sharing, though, Apple has caught up considerably.

There are several algorithms for estimating the parameters for the simpler and more common case of γ = 0.

Both the more common case of interphase heat transfer greater than interphase mass transfer rate and the inverse case of particle over-temperature have been considered.

Inpatient treatment is the "established" approach for severe cases of anorexia with extremely low body weight, but outpatient treatment is appropriate for less severe, more common cases and for people with bulimia.

He said that finding the genes in high-risk families may also help researchers figure out the source of the more common cases, in which people have no affected relatives and apparently develop mutations later in life instead of being born with them.

In the other more common cases, my comments are sent from FriendFeed to Twitter.

The improved algorithm suits more common cases and performs better than the traditional algorithm.

"The more common cases that we're getting in are the juveniles, the young squirrels, the young birds, that couldn't sustain the wind.