Sentence examples for a relatively commonplace from inspiring English sources

Sinkholing is becoming a relatively commonplace practice in the cyber-security research community.

Mary Landesman, a senior security researcher at Cisco who has closely studied the Stratfor breach, said the attack appears to have been twofold: a relatively commonplace attack, known as an SQL injection, on four servers that stored e-mails dating back several years, as well as a breach of a vulnerable third-party e-commerce system that Stratfor would have used to process its paid subscribers.

Here, he describes an injured lark: By the time Wright painted his picture in 1768, air pumps were a relatively commonplace scientific instrument, and itinerant "lecturers in natural philosophy"—usually more showmen than scientists—often performed the "animal in the air pump experiment" as the centrepiece of their public demonstration.

Those events, which I dare not describe, cascade through the second act, tossing a wildly funny but relatively commonplace farce in weird, unlikely and spooky directions.

People hacked into pieces, babies thrown into ovens, the most bizarre human interactions you can imagine are relatively commonplace to a police officer working in a high-crime precinct".

But there is a broader market for such relatively commonplace items as antique tile floors, wood paneling, mantelpieces and chimneys, and sometimes even for staircases.

And, at a time when some investors seethe over far smaller paychecks — a mere eight figures is relatively commonplace for top chief executives these days — Apple's shareholders are hardly up in arms over the magnitude of Mr. Cook's reward.

It used to be relatively commonplace for a Catholic high school to have maybe ten to 15 seniors graduate directly into an order, but now a community is lucky to get one postulate every few years.

Though relatively commonplace, each time such a slaughter occurs, it remains an event of horror and is treated as such in the media.

At first glance, such a power transfer is reminiscent of relatively commonplace magnetic induction, such as is used in power transformers, which contain coils that transmit power to each other over very short distances.

By the time Jones was executed a decade later, DNA testing was relatively commonplace, but his attorneys were unable to convince any court in Texas to have the crucial hair reviewed.