Sentence examples for tend to be more common from inspiring English sources

Trials of this type tend to be more common in the U.S. than elsewhere.

Because transthyretin diseases tend to be more common than usual in Portugal, families there are screened to see who is at risk.

Ms. Dell'Olio and her husband start cooking their dinner around 9 p.m. Staggered dinners tend to be more common among families with teenagers.

To others, the bat flip represents a breath of fresh air in a stuffy sport and reflects the game's increasingly diverse clubhouses, which feature more players from Latin America and Asia, where such celebrations tend to be more common.

Gas tails tend to be more common in comets, but they are also usually fainter than dust tails to the naked eye; this is because gas tails emit light by fluorescence, in which gas atoms emitted from the comet's nucleus interact with solar-wind radiation, and they re-transmit energy received from solar radiation at different wavelengths.

For many men with low testosterone (Low T), depression symptoms tend to be more common.

Angina pectoris is rare in persons under middle age and tends to be more common in men than in women.

Experts say that teenage marriage tends to be more common in religious and immigrant families, particularly among Hispanics, and more common in so-called red states like Alaska.

Forest specialist species tended to be more common in suburban and rural zones, while open-habitat species predominate in the urban core.

In the study, published in Arthritis & Rheumatism, researchers studied more than 2,500 adults and found that disc degeneration tended to be more common, more severe, and more extensive among overweight or obese participants.

What's more, studies suggest that misophonia tends to be more common in adolescents who already have OCD and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD); however, not all people with misophonia have OCD or GAD.