Sentence examples for more common overall from inspiring English sources

Barro's academics offer a suggestion as to why announcing a saint has become more common overall: competition.

(Though one segment of the economy, white-collar workers, who were traditionally relatively immune to cyclical job-loss, became more vulnerable during the 1990s).The likelihood of being in part time work after losing a full-time job also varies with the business cycle, but there is no evidence that it has become more common overall.

The verb ajin for "to have" attested elsewhere although Basque derived forms appear more common overall.

Similarly, bigram combinations which contain common bigrams, such as "et", will be correspondingly more common overall.

First, SGA initiation was more common overall for patients who appeared more clinically complex.

The prevalence of each assemblage varies considerably from country to country; assemblage B seems more common overall, but no strong conclusions can be drawn from current data.

However, there is a lack of detailed information such as temporal trends, geographic, and age specific data, as primary brain cancer is not one of the more common cancers overall (e.g., [ 5]).

Hypertension has been on the increase, more miscarriages have taken place, respiratory diseases are becoming more common and the overall temperature has increased due to a proliferation of gas flare points.

In addition, although PSIs were more common than NSIs overall, the most frequent and positively rated PSIs were with baby as were the most frequent and negatively rated NSIs.

However, in Sweden type 2 diabetes is also more common in men overall [ 15], whereas that is not the case in adults with type 1 diabetes.

The field would certainly benefit from wider-spread use of a more common metric of overall panic disorder severity, such as the Panic Disorder Severity Scale [ 11].