Sentence examples for more common means from inspiring English sources

A far more common means of acquiring property is by transfer from the previous owner or owners ("derivative acquisition").

For the same reasons that scientists camp out for weeks in the desert, systems such as the Aquarius Undersea laboratory based near Key Largo, Florida, may become a more common means for scientists to explore coral reefs and other habitats by submerging in their midst  for days and weeks at a time.

Peers became a more common means to access tobacco, although Indigenous participants in particular cited family members as a continued source of tobacco during adolescence.

Washing the body was a possible means of infection for women only, while a touch was a more common means of infection among men.

Seeds may have been the more common means of propagation early in the cultivation of grapes as they were easier to transport over large distances and intentional and unintentional crosses generated great diversity within the cultivated types [ 21].

As technology continues to shrink and the Internet becomes more common as a means of direct distribution of music, some wonder whether cover art will disappear altogether.

Now they are much more common here, which means people who might not ever normally have the chance to go into an opera house are exposed to ballet.

Both phones are targeted at developing markets (where having more than one SIM card is more common, as it means being able to take advantage of cheaper call rates for different situations), and as such, are cheap as all get up: €30 for the C1-00, and €45 for the C2.

A trend that is rising at a frighteningly steep pace -- a 446percentt increase in the past 15 years -- use of these procedures are becoming more common as a means to remain competitive, not only personally, but professionally as well.

Having more common followers may mean that the two have common interests.

HPV 18 and C. trachomatis seropositivity was more common and the mean CMV antibody levels were higher in the control (BPH) group than among PCa cases.