Sentence examples for more common like from inspiring English sources

Utility apps are more common, like the noise-measuring decibel-meter app given out by Hearos, a maker of ear plugs.

And it's not just about air pollution either: increased CO2 emissions will make extreme weather events more common, like the terrible floods that damaged so many people's communities in the north of England over Christmas.

"Once you enter this realm of saying some diseases are more common in this or that group, the popular imagination will ask what else is more common," like behavioral differences, Dr. Duster suggested.

More than 20% of American adults between the ages of 18 and 49 are dealing with some form of mental illness, whether that's something more common like depression and eating disorders, or a range of other issues like anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorders and more, according to the latest data from the National Institute of Mental Health.

Extreme rains and snows will be even more common, like the deluge in 2010 that swamped Nashville with 13 inches of rain in a day.

As 30-year-old Indian guy Dev told me: "This fetish raises more eyebrows than something more common, like say watersports and golden showers".

This creates a particle with an inverted aspect ratio as compared with the more common rod-like particles.

Some may prefer names like, "Harmony," "Grace," or "Faith," while others prefer more common names, like "Theo," "Leah," or "Helen".

His boyhood was shaped by a situation that may be more common than we like to admit: his father led a double life with a woman across town.

Some of the more common include medications (like NSAIDs), certain foods such as lactose (in those who are intolerant), and gluten (in those with celiac disease).

There before me were people using not just the more common terms like "gay" or "trans," but terms like "Transgendered FTM Genderqueer" and "lesbian-identified queer bisexual".