Sentence examples for still very common from inspiring English sources

Burials are still very common.

Violent forms of discipline are thus still very common.

Failure in grass-fed sheep enterprises is still very common.

Folate deficiency is still very common, provoking disorders such as birth defects and anemia.

"Bogan" itself still features in the dictionary – it's not new but still very common.

Nevertheless, it is still very common in the daily practice, sometimes for the restrictions imposed by local codes and regulations.

However, its use is still a very common practice among certain sectors of the Mexican population, with serious implications from a public health viewpoint.

Research on execution monitoring in its own is still not very common within the field of robotics and autonomous systems.

In the field of bi/multi-objective optimization, to the best of our knowledge, it is still not very common to integrate ILP heuristics into exact solution frameworks.

In Italy, it is still a very common sight to see women wearing full-length fur coats in winter, whereas it is thankfully rare here in the UK.

Maize silage is still a very common substrate exhibiting high biochemical methane potential.