Sentence examples for somewhat more common from inspiring English sources

While new to the United States, large-scale green residential design is somewhat more common abroad.

(With the advent of scuba diving, they say, it has become somewhat more common).

Moreover, it was somewhat more common for the stock market to rise slightly on the election of a Republican than of a Democrat.

A rise in a buyer's stock price has become somewhat more common this year, as shareholders have been quicker to reward acquirers for seeking new ways to grow.

Mr. Naugle said that only four people had been arrested since 2005 on charges of having sex in public restrooms, but that such arrests were somewhat more common in city parks.

Relocations might become a somewhat more common option to face the impacts of environmental change.

Somewhat weaker but more common are high-pressure areas caused by atmospheric subsidence, that is, areas where large masses of cooler drier air descends from an elevation of 8 to 15 km after the lower temperatures have precipitated out the lighter water vapor.

This is somewhat different from the more common approach of calculating the running average hydrophobicity and setting one or two thresholds to determine the hydrophobic and hydrophilic areas of a protein, (as was done in the study of Lucchiari-Hartz et. al. [ 13]).

Later pieces, probably carved after whaling made ivory more common, are somewhat larger.

With either format of numerical presentation, a risk of 1 in 20 was described verbally from rare to very common, with somewhat more consistency for frequency format than probability.

It's also possible to sterilize with boiling water, but it's less common and somewhat more difficult to negotiate.