Sentence examples for more commonly finds from inspiring English sources

Cockbain, normally an aggressive bat who more commonly finds success in the shorter format, was only playing because of injuries and came in in the second innings on a pair.

In this urban event, in-line skating replaces swimming, more commonly found in triathlons.

Quantitative work linked to theory and incentives — that's much more commonly found at our competitors.

Ms. Coolidge, playing the perpetually pregnant Edith Potter, provides the kind of refined study in vulgarity more commonly found in restoration comedies.

Bindweed is more commonly found in railway sidings than in woods or nature reserves.

Instead of using time-tested leaf springs, commonly found on pickups, engineers decided to use coil springs, which are more commonly found on cars.

Diseases more commonly found in developed countries diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, cirrhosis of the liver are becoming more widespread.

That's why he tries to use many unique plantings that aren't found on the mass market, but to also mix them with more commonly found plants.

A nonpetroleum oil — this one more commonly found in the kitchen — has also become an ingredient in Michelin's tires.

The diagnosis was adult Still's disease, a form of arthritis that is more commonly found in young people.

Yet on closer inspection, Mr. Dunda's collection pointed to a Romany inspiration more commonly found on matchbooks and souvenir fans.