Sentence examples for a more common offering from inspiring English sources

Barley tea, however, remains a more common offering.

Are the record-breaking sale prices limited to the finest and rarest vehicles, or will more common offerings also benefit from the rising tide?

A more common complaint was that it is senseless, sensationalistic or just way too depressing to dwell on threats without offering answers.

But drought is a more common problem.

Rangeland grazing is a more common pursuit.

Therefore, kangaroo is a more common response.

Innovations in imaging are making noninvasive diagnostic and therapeutic protocols more common while offering patients more affordable and safer alternatives to traditional surgical practices.

Brogger, who also has the advantage of experience with corporate clients in Europe, says he will focus on adding more customised and bespoke services to Huddle's platform, which was once very unique for how it let users access and share files in the cloud — but is now a much more common feature with similar offerings from Microsoft and many others.

A popular street food, poutine became a common offering on chip truck menus in Québec and Ontario.

A little more common sense.

Silk was a common offering by the emperor to these tribes in exchange for peace.