Sentence examples for more common then from inspiring English sources

If no restrictions are put in place and persistent drones become more common, then the legal system allows the fait accompli to stand.

If you go back and read a bunch of biographies of people born 100 to 150 years ago, you notice a few things that were more common then than now.

He was the second youngest of 10 children, and although big families were more common then than now, the effort of raising such a brood must have placed an exhausting strain on his parents; it is written all over the seamed, lined face of his mother, whom he frequently painted in her old age.

Either way, this sort of thing is more common then you'd think.

As the demands for this type of work become more common, then ownership of high-end computational resources is warranted but if use is more sporadic and with tight deadlines then the use of Cloud computing could provide a cost-effective alternative.

VICE asked Jill if the abuse is more common then people would expect.

Here on the East Coast, seeking out a mental health professional seems to have been much more common even then, and to be more common now.

But protests have become more common since then, over everything from wages and polluted land to dam-building and animal rights.

CHD patients also slept more poorly than controls, and sleeping hours ≤ 6 in a day was more common among then than among controls.

If a small replication neighbourhood contains a copy of the species of smallest replicability and just a few (or even zero) copies of more common species, then it has a good chance to replicate, much better than it would had it been surrounded by many more replicators from all the fitter species.

Mr. Rapoport learned, too, that the boroughs had more in common then he initially thought.