Sentence examples for more common when from inspiring English sources

Why might "false alarm" errors be more common when judging men's sexual orientation?

(Properties are bought and sold in both forints and euros; sales in euros are more common when the buyer is from overseas or for property in Budapest).

Textbook writers have long held that the dark form of the moth grew much more common when soot from industrial activity blackened the trees and killed the lichens, making the pale form more conspicuous to birds.

Again, this seems to be more common when we feel less control over our lives.

But it's a whole lot more common when there's a documentary to be made.

Vertical diplopia after cataract surgery caused by an overaction of an extraocular muscle is more common when the superior rectus muscle is involved, whereas contracture is more common when the inferior rectus muscle is involved.

Clinical experience has shown that hepatic failure after resection is more common when the organ is diseased.

Volatility transmission seems to be more common when trade (imports or exports) are large relatively to domestic requirements.

Headache is more common when stroke occurs in the area of the posterior circulation than in the anterior circulation [7].

Draws, such as rock versus rock, became a lot more common when one of the participants could see.

Modes at 1 and 0 indicate a non-trivial probability of one team winning or losing every event, which is more common when only a few events occur.