Sentence examples for more common today from inspiring English sources

Though far more common today, the problem is not new.

College degrees are much more common today than they were in the past.

Eczema is more common today than in the past, though researchers do not know why.

He examines space travel and wonders why it isn't cheaper and more common today.

Having done the digging, I would now simply say that "infeasible" has more intellectual defenders and is more common today.

Far more common today is pay per view, which offers films on several channels at staggered starting times.

In western Europe, terrorist incidents were more common 40 years ago.

Even without employer penalties, part-time work will become more common next year and more expensive for taxpayers.

For example, the 6809 microprocessor is indeed more powerful than the more common 6502 or Z-80.

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

Mobile A.R. applications started to become more common last year and are multiplying rapidly, with both Google and Microsoft working on their own versions.