Sentence examples for more commonly are from inspiring English sources

The poor go to a psychiatrist (or, more commonly, are committed to a mental institution) only when they are completely unable to function because of psychotic symptoms.

They live in communities organized around central villages, which may be permanently occupied but more commonly are community centres with public buildings and houses that generally stand vacant; the people of the community live on farm homesteads except during fiestas and markets.

These patients have less supervision and more commonly are poly-substances abusers.  .

This "third way" is supported by the European Union and recognizes the exploitation inherent in prostitution and the power imbalance between those who sell sex ― or more commonly are sold for sex ― and the pimps and buyers who exploit them.

The nodules may be small and diffuse but more commonly are variable in size and number.

These alcohols can be produced as single carbon fractionations, but more commonly are produced as wider fractionations from within the range C6 through C22.

What one hears more commonly is, "If we can get through this, we can get through anything.

Methodologies regarding food authentication based on DNA analysis are more commonly being used.

"The Canadian Alliance leader needs to stop playing footsie with Quebec separatist leaders right now," thundered the The National Post, which has more commonly been a cheerleader for Mr. Day.

Wrist rests are used widely in the workplace and are more commonly being incorporated in keyboard design.

In 2016, proxy contests have more commonly been focused on board-related governance issues, with balance sheet issues and M&A actions less of a focus.