Sentence examples for more common this from inspiring English sources

In a study released this week by BDO Seidman, 73percentt of the chief marketing officers at retailers said discounting and promotions would be more common this holiday season than last year.

In the first case (by far the more common), this is generally effected by providing a pair of curb pins mounted on a movable regulator index that lengthen or shorten the balance spring as needed.

Hereditary behavioral traits of individuals that help them to increase the proportion of their offspring in future generations will thus be "selected for," i.e., become more common; this process results in evolution.

With diabetes becoming more common, this figure is set to rise to £40bn by 2035-36.

Though today, video interviewing startups are far more common, this was still something of a novel idea at the time.

The seventh season received moderately positive reviews from critics, although increasingly critical reviews were more common this season.

Now that most banks are making money again, hefty bonuses will probably be even more common this year.

A rise in a buyer's stock price has become somewhat more common this year, as shareholders have been quicker to reward acquirers for seeking new ways to grow.

His nightclub appearances, which re-examine works of important composers from that period, have recently become more common; this week, he is especially professorial, giving each evening a different theme.

Do you think this will become more common in this industry?

This, like university attendance (more common among this group than their parents), tends to make people more tolerant of different races and nationalities.