Sentence examples for more common choice from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia France, however, claims that emmental is the more common choice (possibly, I speculate slightly cynically, because it's considerably cheaper).

In real applications, bypassing large obstacles is a more common choice for legged robots comparing with walking over and climbing the obstacles.

This explains why LeVine was able to swear over the Constitution rather than the Bible, which is a much more common choice.

Ms. Lang tried mime in the Wolf number and the more common choice of a rapt, smiling gaze in the Strauss.

Child makes a rice "panade" to bind her pâté – rice cooked with butter and stock, then minced along with the rest – but egg alone is a more common choice.

Active surveillance, he said, has become a more common choice for men with lower-risk prostate cancer over the past several years and may reduce the chance of overtreatment.

Varieties differ from farm to farm, but some of the more common choices include bull's blood beets, pink chard, radish, ruby chard, corn shoots, broccoli, celery and red Russian kale.

Again, staying with simplicity, the more common choices for James Dean included: White t-shirts: It never hurts to have a number of these in the wardrobe, freshly laundered and pressed, ready for wearing.

If patients insist on treatment, Bensinger said the laser treatment can be a better choice than the more common alternative, a vitrectomy, which involves removing most or all of the eyeball's internal fluid.

Fiebig et al. [29] found this kind of behaviour to be more common in choice experiments with complex designs or those involving medical decision making.

Third, only a single iteration was performed in the TTO exercise, instead of a more common repeated choice ('ping-pong') exercise, which could have allowed for a more precise estimation of the responders' indifference point in the trade-off exercise, and to different results [ 28].