Sentence examples for more common later from inspiring English sources

The use of Greek became more common later during the Ptolemaic and Roman periods.

The earliest painting is on a red ground, white grounds becoming more common later.

In the future, researchers say they will be able to identify risk factors for rarer conditions, like lymphoma, kidney cancer and bladder cancer, as well as afflictions more common later in life, like stroke and senility.

Poplar panel was a typical material for late 15th-century Florentine portraits like this one was thought to have been, while canvas was a material that became more common later.

References to parenthood (and they seem to be most often fatherhood) are more common later in a child's development: Paul Simon's nine year old "travelling companion" in Graceland; the "darling Sean", dreaming of monsters, in John Lennon's Beautiful Boy; or Dylan's Forever Young, in which he wishes: "May you grow up to be righteous/ May you grow up to be true".

Displaced medial meniscal tears are significantly more common later post-injury than immediately.

The first clinical improvement in statin treatment for hypercholesterolemia was demonstrated in familial hypercholesterolemia, a genetic, early-onset aggressive form of the more common later-onset hypercholesterolemia that ultimately leads to myocardial infarction and stroke [ 88].

Relaxation and positive thinking regimes can also be important: stress and depression, which can become more common in later life, often severely impact on learning and memory.

Relaxation and positive thinking regimes can also be important: stress and depression, which can become more common in later life, often severely impact on learning and memory.

Infants who survived the Ethiopian famine in the mid-1980s were more likely to suffer illness in adulthood, while other studies have shown a long list of health issues, such as high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease are more common in later life among children who live through periods of starvation.

Chronic illness and limitations in reserve capacity are more common in later life.