Sentence examples for more commonly use from inspiring English sources

Pro athletes more commonly use nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

Both circular and linear genomes are found among eukaryotic viruses, but they more commonly use RNA as the genetic material.

To comply with the new regulations on particulate matter, car manufacturers more and more commonly use diesel particulate filters (DPF).

As the field of surgery robots controlled by surgeons expands, the economical cost is expected to reduce, which will allow surgeons to more commonly use teleoperation in situations that warrants professional staff assistance such as wars, epidemics, and space trips.

Although powerful members of the UN Security Council can open a case, they more commonly use their power to provide cover for allied accused heads of states — the most recent and notable example being Russia's consistent vetoing of security council resolutions targeting Syrian President Bashar Al Assad.

Even though I understood that Facebook life wasn't entirely reflective of real life, I still allowed myself to either seethe with jealousy or, far more commonly, use what other people seemed to be achieving as an emotional sledgehammer to beat myself up.

It has since become more commonly used.

Only surgery is more commonly used.

Thus, filtering is more commonly used.

It is more commonly used in connection to gang violence.

Alkali feldspars are more commonly used commercially than plagioclase feldspars.