Sentence examples for most common second from inspiring English sources

English is the most common second language.

Of the 24 of the EU's 28 nations for which data was available, 19 of them listed the most common second language as English.

Oliver O'Brien, researcher in geovisualisation and web mapping at University College London's department of geography, has created a map showing what the most common second language (after English) is at certain tube stops across the capital.

As the use of Flemish has declined, English has overtaken it as the most common second language of the people of Brussels, with more than one-third of the population making that claim although the use of English is associated with school and the workplace, rather than the home.

Bone and soft tissue sarcomas are the most common second malignant neoplasms; osteogenic sarcoma is the single most common second malignant neoplasm [7].

Bone and soft tissue sarcomas are the most common second malignancies.

(Rock seems to be the most common first throw).

Both the office's manual typewriters have broken "R" keys the most common first letter of Malagasy surnames.

I have one of the 15 most common first names for women of my generation as well as the fifth most common last name.

The most common first signs – which can take between three and 30 days to appear – are a target-shaped rash around the bite, and flu-like symptoms.

Equally intriguingly, in 2009, the most common first name for a man going bust was David, and for a woman it was Susan.