Sentence examples for more common ways from inspiring English sources

There are three more common ways to use green plantains.

Wind power has a few benefits over more common ways to generate electricity.

Machine translation, introduced in the 1950's, has become one of the more common ways of breaking down language barriers online.

"One of the more common ways men deal with it is self-medicating with alcohol and drugs," says the Mind spokeswoman Beth Murphy.

Many in the e-mail industry read the law as curbing many of the more common ways that names are gathered and used, but the exact limits will be left up to the courts to define.

Historically, the more common ways to cut debt loads have been monetary: straight write-downs of loans, inflationary increases in incomes or currency devaluations that reduce the real value of repayments to foreign lenders.

But a more common way to deny coverage is to "grossly overprice it," the paper said.

That's the other way that my height can work on men, the more common way: I become their mother.

That means that humans and jellyfish probably acquired the genes the more common way, through inheritance, the critique says.

The Visa research found that 73% of the 500 cardholders questioned in the UK believed contactless technology would ultimately become a more common way to pay than cash.

A more common way of assuring that contributors can't buy undue influence is simply to be scrupulous about the kind of help one provides.