Sentence examples for most common modern from inspiring English sources

The most common modern argument against immigrants is the economic burden they cause.

The most common modern writs are those, such as the summons, used to initiate an action.

The most common modern interpretation of it is "Father of the Roses" (gül, "rose"; baba, "father").

Among bryozoans that survived into the Jurassic, cyclostomes are found encrusting hard substrates; cheilostomes (the most common modern bryozoan) appeared in the Late Jurassic.

In the most common modern tournament, the contestants are matched in pairs, with the losers in each test eliminated and the winners paired anew until only one remains as the champion of the tournament.

This is unrealistic, considering that most common modern devices (e.g., Apple iPhones) are equipped with an in-camera digital stabilization system that cannot be turned off without resorting to third party applications.

The most common modern-day use of St. John's wort is the treatment of depression [ 2].

It was in 1993 that we got our first perfectly clear, evidence-based elucidation of the list of modifiable factors that account for the slings and arrows of outrageous medical fortune most common in modern societies: heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes, respiratory disease, obesity, and so on.

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

Elderkin says this is one of the most common woes of modern readers, and that it remains a major motivation for her and Berthoud's work as bibliotherapists.

In addition, several country cases exhibit lower performance of both headline and core inflation stabilization, the two most common policies in modern central banks' practices.