"common in" or "common for"?
| Typhoid is not common in the U. |
| Common in newly hatched chicks. |
| Chess on Clapham Common in 1986. |
| In places where uranium is common in the soil, radon is a popular topic of discussion. |
| Oh the irony, but at least AVX instructions are not very common in off the shelf code. |
| Note that silicified wood is also common in the basal Purbecks of the Vale of Wardour. |
| Intussusception is a ' telescoping ' of the bowel on itself, commonest in infants between 5 and 10 months of age. |
| The governor also said that he believed periods of extreme weather were likely to become common in the coming years. |
| Dawn parades, often carried out in silence, and other memorial services held by veterans became common in the 1920s. |
| There is the odd palm here and there, like this Licuala palm, but overall, palms are not very common in this forest. |
| It is common for the southern parts of the. |
| There there is no common format or content. |
| Foreign holidays became common for the first time. |
| It's very common for someone with this diagnosis to be on more than one kind of drug. |
| It is common for the edges to curl or peel or bubble about a 1/8? away from the edge. |
| It is a real common for the victim to be ' turned off ' sex for the rest of her life. |
| In fact, it is extremely common for the penile skin to be sore for a day or two after unaccustomed sexual activity. |
| None of which is, strictly speaking, true, but it is common for the newly converted to be full of piss and vinegar. |
| These days, it's very common for the couple to pay themselves, or for both families to donate a set amount of money. |
| It is common for the receiver to have the right to manage the company's assets and to realise them as he thinks fit. |
| It is a name common to all of us. |
| This is the energy common to all life. |
| Some features common to the programmes. |
| Climate The climate of the region is one that is common to the three northern regions. |
| He then named him Muhammad - the praised one, which was not a name common to the Arabs. |
| Common to all organisations however, is a need to establish or embed the right culture. |
| She is the last surviving example of a warship type once very common to the world's navies, particularly the French. |
| Common to most models is the need to establish an information management system to track tips and leads in the case. |
| A property common to the above mentioned, and, in fact, to all testaceans, is the smoothness of their shells inside. |
| Gossip was common among the women. |
| Both were common among the Mantis. |
| This is common among this species. |
| Back pain is the problem that is now becoming very common among people of all ages. |
| Heart disease and related risks were more common among people who'd lived in the U. |
| This ritual of ceremonial healing may have been common among the Iroquoians of old. |
| Variant CJD (vCJD) is the most common among the types of transmissible spongiform encephalopathy found in humans. |
| Smoking was more common among the average group and was an independent predictor of a lower academic performance. |
| Only thing common among the three is pandering to assorted maulanas and posting their statements on social media. |
| I have a lot in common with it. |
| One thing is common with this movies. |
| Irregular periods are common with the. |
| Make no mistake, we have a lot in common with the Vanderbilt Commodores this season. |
| They are particularly common with first generation immigrants from Muslim countries. |
| It's something that's sadly very common with the current First Past the Post system. |
| Infortunately, as is common with many of these debates they can become complicated by obfuscation and nit picking. |
| Tender-first running was common with many Polish engines, due to the lack of turning facilities at many locations. |
| He self medicates himself with drugs, as is common with this illness, to stop the 20 screaming voices in his head. |
| The way we behave, if you look at it from a less-human-centred point-of-view, we have a lot in common with a virus. |
| Glycine is very common on Earth. |
| Common on the MR as we all know. |
| Its fairly common on websites e. |
| Seems at least more common on the Republican/Tea Party side then on the Democrat side. |
| Mud volcano systems are fairly common on Earth, and particularly in East Java province. |
| I would not use four-letter obscenities that are now so common on TV and in the movies. |
| This kind of activity seems all too common on this podcast at times (not to mention most libertarian comment areas). |
| How to content, tips, instructional videos, walkthroughs, discounts and so on are pretty common on the social sphere. |
| It is most common on the North Auckland peninsula and on the east coast of the North Island as far south as Hastings. |
| Lichens are common on the soil on roadsides and inside eucalypt forests as well as on undisturbed soil in arid lands. |
| It was quite common at the time. |
| Emails also became common at that time. |
| Snow and frost are common at the Rally. |
| Reptiles such as the large sail-backed carnivore Dimetrodon, were common at this time. |
| The quotations at the beginning of the article are very common at Ghanaian gatherings. |
| Raids on gay and lesbian bars are common at the time, but this time people fight back. |
| Folk theater is common at the village level and usually takes place during harvest time or at melas (village fairs). |
| While international studies have found shoplifting is more common at the self-checkout, Kiwis appear to be more honest. |
| Stolen stuffs - no violent crimes but petty thieves are common at huge public places such as train stations, festivals. |
| To some extent this must be the case, but it is fair to say that shows of this type were relatively common at the time. |
| The most common of these is the inanga. |
| By far the most common of which is 137. |
| It has become more common of late on P. |
| There are more than 100 Candida species, the most common of which is Candida albicans. |
| The most common of these boats was the Starcraft Upstart, Sweet 16 and the Force Five. |
| The hunter is the most common of the killer gentry, and they're keen on murder and tea. |
| According to CODEO, equipment malfunction was the most common of the challenges encountered during the BVR exercise. |
| The most common of these is sucrose, a compound made by joining one molecule of glucose to one molecule of fructose. |
| However, this most common of approaches does not allow for the cooling-off period that all relationships go through. |
| This is the most common of all the causes, leading to the problem of regular back spasm in majority of the patients. |
| This is common across most fields. |
| It is also common across many machines. |
| Cash crops are common across the country. |
| This is common across Canada and there doesn't need to be a vote-tax on top of that. |
| For style information common across all media types, write it as you would normally. |
| Same is the case for inverter-battery systems that are so common across the country. |
| The single element that is common across all those quotes is the clear unwavering focus on the **29;2741;TOOLONG. |
| It is important to note, however, that the location and activation levels did not have to be common across people. |
| The weather at Namco can change abruptly and snowstorms are very common across the Nyaiqen Tanglha mountain range. |
| But because the principles of these issues are common across all businesses, these sessions can often be outsourced. |
| Suicide is common amongst them. |
| This is common amongst Christians. |
| It is not common amongst smallholders. |
| Such so-called spiritual practices are common amongst people of different faiths. |
| I do not think they were common amongst amateur astronomers anywhere in the world. |
| Specialisation is common amongst barristers, especially those practising in Dublin. |
| Comment spamming is very common amongst internet marketers as it is an easy and effective way to get backlinks. |
| This is so common amongst the Evangelical Christian Teabag/GOP Goober Pundits, Lawmakers and Religious leaders. |
| Extremely common amongst the fashion acutely aware women the bag sports activities a very desirable leather trim. |
| Having an uninseminatable iron uterus is common amongst older women, as is genetic mutation (downs syndrome, etc). |
| Don't regard Common as anything but a peer. |
| This plot became less common as the series progressed. |
| They have a lot in common as well as a lot of differences. |
| However, there are basic things that were common as well as unique about our forefathers. |
| A variety of moulds and scents became common as a way of distinguishing different candles. |
| A teary eye on the affected side is common as well as a drooped eyelid on the affected side. |
| The crew took extreme measures to minimize revolts and suicides, which became more common as the journey progressed. |
| Are they that common as to refer to them as clichs? The last one about the reverse scenario to the deathbed is wrong. |
| Invisibility - Along with flight, one of the archetypal super powers, and common as a spell or superscience gadget too. |
| Common between Men &; Animal: 1. |
| What is common between Italy and India? |
| Common between Human-Beings &; Animal ii. |
| What is common between Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen is fairly obvious to most people. |
| Rainfall is more common between April - June and again between November - December. |
| If dark matter and dark energy can be regarded as a clue, then only gravity is common between the two space-times. |
| In temperate climates in the northern hemisphere activity is more common between the months of December and March. |
| What is common between the two is that the army has opted for violence instead of a political dialogue of any sort. |
| Look for anything that is common between the two of you and talk about ways to work toward that aspiration together. |
| Nosebleeds are common during pregnancy. |
| They are common during the rainy season. |
| Tea became more common during 18th century. |
| It is very common during a panic attack to feel tightness in the chest and throat. |
| Heavy rain, strong storms and gale-force winds are very common during this period. |
| What this calls for is a bail-out as was common during the global financial crisis. |
| Management: Thief ants are especially common during mid to late summer when they enter homes from outside nests. |
| However, it was far more common during The Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King expansions than it is now. |
| You may notice that the phenomenon of trains stopping part-way into the station is more common during rush hour. |
| Incidents of Pakistani soldiers surrendering without a fight to militant organizations became common during 2007. |
| Meze is common throughout the Middle East. |
| It's common throughout the history of science. |
| Despite this, it is common throughout the world. |
| In particular, anxiety &; depression are very common throughout the community. |
| On-call cover for neighbouring practices is now common throughout the country. |
| Further, she informed me that such a practice was common throughout the realm. |
| There are many varieties of chestnuts and the trees are common throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States. |
| Turbine obviously love mechanics with a small chance of a big payoff, it is very common throughout their game. |
| It was once common throughout Europe, but has been in decline since the 1800s as its habitats have disappeared. |
| Soil compaction brought about by the use of heavy machinery and vegetation removal is common throughout the land. |