Sentence examples for more common problems from inspiring English sources

These are some of the more common problems that can befall aging or mistreated feet.

More common problems, like heart attacks, often fall through the cracks, because they can have so many causes.

But Dr. Birk said the research might also help the team members find genes that combine to cause more common problems like diabetes, epilepsy, asthma and obesity.

This applies as much to the extreme disturbance of psychosis (mostly schizophrenia and bipolar disorder) as to more common problems such as depression and anxiety.

Improved diesel engine technology has also eliminated some of the more common problems associated with the cars of a generation ago.

Infertility among carpenters has been attributed to wood preservatives released during woodcutting, while more common problems arise in people working with lead, such as roofers, plumbers and stained-glass window makers.

But drought is a more common problem.

This is a more common problem than you might expect.

The more common problem is that the door will not open at all.

They deceived themselves along with the public -- a more common problem in government than flat-out lying.

An even more common problem with these trees lurks unseen in the links — or lack of them — between each generation.