Sentence examples for about how commonplace from inspiring English sources

Having heard many stories about how commonplace outsourcing pregnancy and reproduction is, I am in India to investigate the country's "rent-a-womb" industry.

Here's a sampling of readers' comments about Anthony Tommasini's column on how commonplace virtuoso's have become in classical music.

But they are lost in a sea of people you've never heard of, writing uninterestingly about the unexceptional, apparently not realizing how commonplace their little wrinkle is or how many other people have already written about it.

An article last Sunday about openly gay law clerks and how commonplace they have become in the chambers of both liberal and conservative Supreme Court justices erroneously attributed a distinction to the National LGBT Bar Association.

They would always remark about how different the meetings felt than any they had been in before — the first with women only, something now almost commonplace.

What is different is how commonplace such reporting is now.

It shows on how commonplace and unpromising a foundation a myth of European celebrity may rest".

Though no one seems to track how commonplace pay-confidentiality policies are, and though many employees prefer to keep their earnings secret in any case, complaints have come about in companies of all shapes and sizes.

How commonplace was such behaviour in the industry at the time?

But what is new, is how commonplace it has become.

"It's difficult to say how commonplace it is, but it can happen," he says.