Sentence examples similar to more common web from inspiring English sources

Whether or not residents oppose the proliferation of costumed outsiders within their communities, the candy-driven pattern which seems to have become more and more common since websites like Zillow started ranking neighborhoods reflects socioeconomic shifts in metropolitan areas around the country.

"The occurrence of uncivil communicative behaviour in reader comments is significantly more common on the website version of the Washington Post where users are able to maintain their anonymity, compared to the Facebook version," explained Professor Ian Rowe of London's University of Kent, in what I hope is a delightfully British accent [PDF].

Also, as short-term renting like a hotel becomes more common and other websites move in on Airbnb they are going to need more value to justify their very high fees, perhaps insurance and background checks would be a great addition.

This is supported by the finding that service promotion was more common on the Greek websites than on Finnish websites.

Melanoma, along with breast cancers, is recognised to be one of the few malignancies that are more common among the more affluent (Information Services Division website, 2009).

Computer security experts warned that as these attacks grow more common, Internet users should keep away from websites experiencing technical difficulties until an all-clear is issued.

It's more common for hackers to inject cryptocurrency mining code into vulnerable websites, but the payoffs are low.

It is more common than you think for people to join dating and cheating websites only to look around.

But the more common comparison is between gold with shares.The last market.view column on this website compared gold with the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

Parahaemolyticus is more common but less severe of the two, according to a government food safety website.

The single-page website trend found its footing this year and should continue to become more common.