Sentence examples for all common knowledge from inspiring English sources

It is, after all, common knowledge what the effects of disability benefit reforms have been.

But of course this is all common knowledge: nobody in government thinks of benefit fraud as a significant cost.

It's all common knowledge.

So this is all common knowledge.

But behind the scenes, its all too common knowledge that politics drive the wedge which splits HBCU leadership infrastructure - nearly every time. .

Thus, concepts offer "a common knowledge for all men and all times", and, as such, are nothing psychological (SW VI: 120).

All this was common knowledge before the tour moved on to Paris at the end of last month.

While all this is common knowledge now, the science behind the findings was gleaned from the Caerphilly group.

All this is common knowledge and I need say no more.

All this is common knowledge in the statistical literature [ 2], but in the medical literature still multilevel data are often analyzed using fixed effects models [ 3].

"It is all too common knowledge that they have never won the title, but why shouldn't they dare to dream?" BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms: "This was a disappointing defeat for Sussex, who never recovered from the four-in-four from Alfonso Thomas.