Sentence examples for more common mainly from inspiring English sources

Though the design life is about 100,000 h (∼11.4 years), premature failures within 3 8 years are more common, mainly caused by premature creep induced by overheating.

Referred to as Rule 63 (an internet rule establishing that, for any given male character, there is a female version of that character), female versions of male characters are far more common, mainly because there's more social stigma attached to the reverse.

As the economy deteriorates and jobs dry up, abduction for ransom is also becoming more common, though mainly targeting Afghans.

Rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) is a malignant tumor of soft tissues, more common in childhood, mainly located in the head and neck.

The acquired form of lymphedema is more common and is mainly caused by destruction of the lymphatic system during surgery or radiation therapy.

Protests have been far more common in the countryside, mainly against the government's seizure of land from farmers.

Back in the 1970s and early 1980s, indiscriminate acts of terrorism against Jews were more common - the work mainly of extremist pro-Palestinian groups, such as Abu Nidal's.

Scrotal cancer should not be confused with the more common testicular cancer, that mainly affects young adults.

In contrast, the more common type is seen mainly in elderly patients (mean age 77 years), is unrelated to smoking or HPV infection, and is seldom associated with concurrent VIN, but there is a high incidence of dystrophic lesions (lichen sclerosus, epithelial hyperplasia, lichen planus) [ 15- 21].

The unthinkable is becoming a little more common these days, however, thanks mainly to Nalbandian, one of the rare players besides Nadal to trouble Federer in recent years.

Outbreaks are more common in summer season affecting mainly the children in Kathmandu [ 5– 7].