Sentence examples for more common years from inspiring English sources

The superintendent at the private complex, Trinity Senior Apartments, said crime had been more common years ago.

And while rodent infestations used to be viewed as seasonal as the creatures seek shelter in the colder months, professionals say they are now becoming more common year-round.

Furthermore, as a consequence of the demographic shift, age-related mental impairments will be more common in years to come, placing financial strains on the economy.

The arrangement is becoming more common every year as Americans live longer and healthier lives, say experts who have studied the effects of aging.

Our earlier manuscript showed headache to be as prevalent in Ethiopia as elsewhere in the world [13]: migraine was in fact more common (1-year prevalence 17.7%) than the global estimate from GBD2010 (14.7%), and TTH as common (20.6% versus GBD's 20.8%) [16].

Shareholder resolutions concerning political spending become more common every year.

Overweight was slightly less prevalent and smoking more common at 18 years than at 16 years, but the prevalence of overweight still remained extremely high (85%) and the amount of smokers relatively low at 18 years (32%).

Such reversals have become more common in recent years, said Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, referring to this time of year as "disinvitation season".

Overrides are more common in election years.

Cheating has become more common in recent years.

These cases have become more common in recent years.