Sentence examples for As is commonplace from inspiring English sources

Almost all of Kenya's television networks have switched to 24-hour coverage but confined themselves to relaying the results from the electoral authority and avoided making any projections – as is commonplace in most election coverage.

The companies want their app-based wallets to replace cash as the main way Indonesians pay for coffee, fried rice and everything else offline, as is commonplace in Chinese cities.

Bikes are tagged with GPS chips which enable them to be rented via a mobile app without needed to be stored in a central location, as is commonplace for bike rental services like London's 'Boris Bikes' or similar government-backed programs across the world.

"The latest compromise proposal on the "link tax" now specifies that reproducing "individual words" from an article as part of a link is okay – but that just confirms that reproducing the full title of an article in a link, as is commonplace on the web, would require a license.

So prosecutors offered plea bargains to the two men, as is commonplace across the American criminal justice system.

Oakley considered working on the show to be similar to working in a bubble due to the lack of interference from the Fox network's executives, as is commonplace on other shows.

She immediately assured me that she was used to this kind of thing, and indeed, the images intended to shock look so familiar now as be commonplace.

I'm always skeptical of statements like these because the mind often grabs on to a few unusual events as being commonplace and typically no context is given relative to other teams in the league.

Just as was commonplace a generation ago in internal medicine, the broad advances in psychiatric and neurologic neuroscience are driving the development of fundamentally new and exciting treatments for many brain diseases.

Rita's story is as tragic and unjust as it is commonplace.

Credit card fraud, known as "carding", is commonplace too.