Sentence examples for more common life from inspiring English sources

Compared with most contemporary monastic rules, the Benedictine Rule emphasizes less austerity and contemplation and more common life and common work in charity and harmony.

But the more common life-threateners were other human drivers, whose conception of the word "lane" can only be described as elastic.

Suppose that terrorist attacks become more common: Will life in Paris come to resemble life in Jerusalem?

Dr. Eugene V. Koonin, a computational biologist at the National Center for Biotechnological Information, agreed that Dr. Woese's idea was a useful framework and that the horizontal transfer of genes was probably more common in life's early days than now.

While progression to leukaemia is currently rare, the scientists believe it could become more common as life expectancy increases.

This represents a serious limitation of the technique, in that it is not possible to emulate the more common real-life situation where both relevant and irrelevant information are present in the visual field at the same time.

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.

This type of strong response to a seemingly small event is known as phenotypic resonance and is probably more common in early life, Dr. Massot said.

The pairing of black men and white women (which is far more common in real life) has its own parallel but separate history, it should be added – as handled in movies like Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?, Spike Lee's Jungle Fever and Todd Haynes Far From Heavenn.

Service robots are becoming more common in everyday life.

The ability to perform two tasks simultaneously has become increasingly important as attention-demanding technologies have become more common in daily life.