How commonplace was such behaviour in the industry at the time?
"It's difficult to say how commonplace it is, but it can happen," he says.
Even as an accounting of Ms. McKenna's death remains mired in inertia in Fairfax, what's become clear is just how commonplace it is that mentally ill inmates like her are subjected to physical abuse and mistreatment, including the casual use of stun guns, in the nation's prisons and local jails.
"This advert is a shocking indicator of how commonplace it is for women to be objectified and degraded in today's society.
Clearly it's a taboo in the West, but it wasn't hard to remind myself how commonplace it is in Vietnam as soon as I walked out of the restaurant and was confronted with more delicious little doggies being pushed around on carts. .
The fact that even there, children aren't safe from runaway criminalization only underscores how commonplace it is in the criminal "justice" system to see children as a meal ticket---and the striking extent to which the resulting criminalization is accepted throughout the United States.
Looking back, he realizes how commonplace it is for alumni to find a helping hand from a fellow Hotelie, even if it involves emailing someone out of the blue, whom you've never met before.
As a mark of how commonplace it is, we had not just one scathing indictment of Trump and his campaign this week, but three.
Swerving and sliding over is citizenship, and the startling thing is how commonplace and easy it is.
It is fascinating how something so commonplace, is actually an essential and coveted resource.
In short, damaging summer extreme heat events are going to become more commonplace, but just how much more commonplace is up to us.
