Sentence examples for so much more common from inspiring English sources

It's so much more common than people realise, manic depression, but it's taboo".

Why was it so much more common for justices to die in office during the Court's earlier history?

These are so much more common here and affect so many young people that they're enough to account for about half of the difference in male life expectancy between the U.S. and other top-ranked countries.

Sherwood and the team will now work toward optimizing the efficiency of the guide RNAs by understanding why certain insertions or deletions are so much more common than others.

Lisa Diamond, a professor of psychology and gender studies at the University of Utah, said that with gay relationships so much more common throughout society, college campuses may have lost their status as the "privileged site" for women's exposure to different kinds of sexuality.

If the NSA actually has foiled more than a few serious, terrorist plots against Americans in the past decade or so, saving more lives than are lost through bathtub falls, then we must ask why terrorist plots have become so much more common since the inception of the "war on terror"?

"We have so much more in common than what separates us," she often says.

"It was very surprising for us to find that we have so much more in common than we thought we had.

It is, however, because the two have so much more in common that friends and associates had sought to get them together since 1997.

These are, of course, two nations with so much more in common than simply the letters "Ira", mainly their long shared cultural history.

Bim and I discover we have so much more in common than we were aware of; she now knows things about me that I have kept from some of my closest friends.