Sentence examples for more common scenario from inspiring English sources

"The more common scenario is plea discussion," Richman said.

"It is a much more common scenario today that it would have been even five years ago," said Joel Newman, a spokesman for the network.

A few studies, particularly in advanced countries have found positive effects; however, a more common scenario in recent studies is the prevalence of insignificant or even negative effects.

It is a much more common scenario that the value function loses differentiability on thin subsets, typically given by locally finite unions of embedded submanifolds of positive codimension.

This more common scenario is not a problem for session reconstruction since the responses are recorded and will this be deterministic in the replay.

Ho and Sun [24] addressed a more common scenario of 3D localization using more than four sensors to improve the source location accuracy.

Police are well-equipped to handle cases with serial offenders, multiple victims and large amounts of evidence, but they are likely to falter in more common scenarios where the victim was drunk, or the perpetrator was a friend or acquaintance.

Simulation parameterisation mimicked "extreme" scenarios (i.e., 100% immediate reactive collisions, very slow reactions, and barely any reactions occurring) as well as more common scenarios (i.e., midrange percentages of reactive collision and reaction duration).

In that case, an outside foreign power was suspected rather than a whistleblower with inside access, a more common journalistic scenario.

A more common clinical scenario is liver metastasis in the presence of extra-hepatic disease.

But more common is the scenario in Lake Chad — in a neglected patch of territory, the international community ends up fulfilling the unwanted obligations of statehood.