Sentence examples for more common so from inspiring English sources

These devices are becoming more and more common, so Kassam tells me he asked himself, "What's next?

But having practice beyond the classroom is becoming more common, so to maximize this time investment, look to focus your skills training and experience.

And as injection drug use becomes more common, so too does the risk of increased incidence of HIV, hepatitis C and other blood-borne diseases.

Milder cerebral palsy is more common so, in regions with sufficient registered cases (North England and East Denmark), similar numbers of children were sampled at each level of severity: children were grouped by walking ability and a random sample selected from each stratum as shown in Table 1.

As life expectancy improves, and high fat diets, cigarette smoking and sedentary lifestyles become more common, so cardiovascular diseases have maximum public health salience - more so than in stage two regions (China and India) where risk exposure is not yet so elevated, and in stage four regions (Europe) where public health measures have reduced exposure levels [ 2].

But as cross-border takeovers have become more common, so they have begun to affect companies governments regard as the crown jewels of their economy.

But while office romances are common, office flirtations are probably even more common -- so much so that it's sometimes hard to tell when they're happening.

Gone is a certain elegance that used to be more common, or so they believe.

This year, the commission said, motorized versions of those toys have become more common, and so have related injuries.

Floods will become more common, and so will droughts, according to most assessments of the warming earth.

"Diseases that used to seem to us too rare to mention are now more common because so many people are living longer".