Sentence examples for most common denominations from inspiring English sources

On census night in 2011, approximately 44% of ACT residents described themselves as Christian, the most common denominations being Catholic and Anglican; 29% described themselves as having no religion.

Our search consisted of a string of words that included the most common denominations of the three religions, the standard heading terms used by the National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature (NRCBL), and the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) used by the National Library of Medicine.

The most common denomination in Neo-Paganism is Wicca, a religion born in Britain that hit the ground running in America and has attracted initiates of all ages by the thousands.

The most common denomination amongst the chapels were Catholic, Congregationalist, and Methodist.

All patients followed the Christian religion; Catholicism was the most common denomination (n = 13), followed by Evangelism (n = 3) and the Church of 7th Day Adventists (n = 2).

The country's population is 4.28 million, most of whom are Croats, with the most common religious denomination being Roman Catholicism.

Ethnic origin was mainly white (n = 549, 92%) and the most common religious denomination was Protestant (n = 249, 42%) followed by Roman Catholic (n = 194, 32%).

Orthodox - Most Orthodox Jews tend to fall into one or two sub-denominations; the most common being Modern Orthodox.

"Ask people in the [UK] when they last used a £50 note, the highest sterling denomination, and the most common answer is to pay a builder or plumber.

"Ask people in the United Kingdom when they last used a £50 note, the highest sterling denomination, and the most common answer is to pay a builder or plumber," he said.

Even though this disease has received different denominations over the years, CDK being the most common name, we shall try to convince the scientific community that, based upon the results of this paper, a more accurate name for this corneal pathology would be environmental droplet keratopathy, rather than climatic droplet keratopathy.