Sentence examples for more common further from inspiring English sources

Queen breeders are more common further north, but Johnson needed roughly a dozen that day.

It is also prudent to expect that such consequences will become more common further in the future….

As rainfall and other conditions shift because of climate change, once iconic species like spruce and fir may move northward, either leaving the forests replaced by unproductive grasslands or given over to the hardwoods more common further south.

In The Spirit Level, we show that most of the problems that are more common further down the social ladder (poor health, violence, teenage births, mental illness, imprisonment, social mobility, etc) are anywhere from 2 to 10 times as common in more unequal societies.

Acidic groundwater became progressively more common further from the coast towards the drier internally drained regions.

Dead zones, where the signal doesn't quite reach, are also visible and become more common further from the source, as walls and other obstacles absorb more signal energy.

When neutropenia persists and more common causes are excluded, further work-up can reveal an underlying genetic cause.

Swallowing difficulties, which are more common in the elderly, further increase the risk of lung inoculation through aspiration.

"While investigating rare forms of dementia can lead to insights into the more common causes of the condition, further research is needed to understand whether the findings have relevance to diseases like Alzheimer's or motor neurone disease in other parts of the world".

Ditka addressed the issue again late last week and somehow managed to simultaneously show a bit more common sense while straying even further from what the controversy is really about.

Moreover, previous psychiatric treatment, contacts with child welfare services, self-harming behaviour and suicide attempts were more common among those referred for further treatment.