Sentence examples for again commonplace from inspiring English sources

Perineal tears, perhaps, are once again commonplace.

Power cuts and gasoline shortages are once again commonplace.

The security forces established a permanent presence in the neighbourhood as part of their policy to "pacify" Rio's favelas, but over the past months shootouts between drug gangs and the police have again become commonplace.

Demonstrations have again become commonplace in Warsaw, and the liberal left is banding together in the face of the new threat.

I believe it is uncontroversial to appropriately trim the author list, to use the acknowledgements for anonymous improvement (happens regularly in science) and small details (again, a commonplace practice).

Man Ray's enchantment with the commonplace again shines through in the films, which celebrate the intrinsic visual qualities of industrial and household objects.

In Baghdad car bombs, roadside bombs and suicide bombings have again become so commonplace that the traffic jams they cause provoke more comment than the bombings themselves.Relations with the Kurdish-controlled north remain tense, too.

In fact, there's a giant hitch the report did not touch on, and that's pay-to-play provisions, which became routine during the dot com bust of 15 years ago and could well become commonplace again if things head south.

We must get serious about the risky behaviors that have become commonplace once again in our community, and the negative messages that encourage this behavior.

What may be most unnerving is the fact that this is not an aberration; while it is hardly commonplace, it has happened again and again.

The Yankees are in the World Series again, which has become as commonplace in late October as children wearing costumes and trolling for candy and the city planning a ticker-tape parade.