Sentence examples for more common there from inspiring English sources

I worked on Fleet Street for several years, and the background briefing is even more common there than it is in Washington, where I have also worked.

Thinking in terms of generations is by no means peculiar to the field of art, but it is more common there than in literature or music.

Many of the Village's streets were laid out unevenly, following farm-property lines rather than a grid pattern, so such lots are more common there than elsewhere.

A Virginian's pride in the history of the state extends back to when slavery was not much more common there than in Connecticut.

I'm not asked about it very much in Denmark – or very rarely – because it's more common there, whereas Hollywood is so dominated by white males.

And from reading "Of Africa," one would never guess that for all the continent's troubles, democratic elections are today far more common there than in the states of former Soviet Central Asia or the Arabian Peninsula.

"It's more common for there to be boats fishing in that area than for there not to be a boat fishing," he said.

White-Asian adoption seems more common and there are many support networks for these families.

In short, urban regions had become more common, and there therefore was not a rich history of data to consult.

Riding your bike to work is becoming more common, but there are still a lot of people who love their cars.

However, for some of the more common abnormalities, there is no obvious heritable relationship, nor is the origin of the disease readily explained.