Sentence examples for more commonly to from inspiring English sources

This type of response is given more commonly to chemical stimuli than to light.

Reaction in Britain ran the gamut from dismay to loyalist defense of the prince and, more commonly, to amusement.

Over time, terrorism has come to be applied more commonly to the violent tactics of nonstate groups, often in a campaign of repeated attacks.

For Protestant congregations burdened with high costs of maintaining churches, renting out space -- to other faiths, or, more commonly, to other Protestant denominations -- has become crucial to making ends meet.

That's how David Bowie recalls the Dübreq Stylophone, the original kids' synth, lent to him by Marc Bolan, used on his first hit, Space Oddity, and known more commonly to millions in the UK as the "Rolf Harris Stylophone".

Testing the safety of vaccines and other biologically active drugs now accounts for a substantial proportion of tests, especially where monkeys are concerned.Still, the medical definition conceals at least some cosmetic use, particularly of the botulinum toxin, which is used to treat eye disease but more commonly to smooth out wrinkles.

Everyone called him "Hajji", an ironic name more commonly used to refer to an elder who has made the hajj pilgrimage.

When historians discuss methodological issues in their research they more commonly refer to "historiography" than to "philosophy of history".

The incidents were all connected to synthetic cannabinoids, more commonly referred to by the street names "K2" or "Spice".

Aged individuals more commonly responded to the H1N1 virus than to the H3N2 virus.

It takes a while to grow accustomed to devouring a novel on a device more commonly used to scan telephone numbers and calendars.