Sentence examples for although commonplace from inspiring English sources

Enter yoga therapy, an emerging field in the United States, although commonplace in India.

This power lies in core features of the test which, although commonplace outside healthcare, are unique for NHS quality and performance monitoring.

Although commonplace in clinical care, variation in technical approach combined with the interpretive complexity of copy number variation (CNV) continue to present diagnostic and medical management challenges.

The use of $50,000/QALY, although commonplace, is somewhat arbitrary 2 when used to assess "value for money"; no basis for its use in this regard was provided by the authors.

Junkets for new films -- in which air fare and hotel bills are paid by studios -- are commonplace, although some publications insist on picking up the bill.

A female garden cross spider had just snared a honeybee (an unusual prey at Blackwater, although wasps are commonplace) and while the victim whirred its wings or pulsed its abdomen to break free, the web yawed but held true.

Although it is commonplace to use the word "Shariah" and the phrase "Islamic law" interchangeably, this prosaic English translation does not capture the full set of associations that the term "Shariah" conjures for the believer.

A disturbing new report by Human Rights Watch documents how rape in America's prisons has become commonplace, although there are no reliable national statistics on the exact scale of the problem.

This directional drilling, which uses steerable drill bits and other specialized equipment and software, is commonplace, although with relief wells, engineers must take care to create gentler turns to allow more efficient pumping of the mud used to stop the blowout.

Jerome Seignot, a veterinarian in Maisons-Laffitte, a training center that is home to about 800 racehorses, said training on Lasix was not commonplace, although a few trainers in the bigger center of Chantilly, where about 3,000 horses train, did regularly use the drug.

In the way that a relationship with a longtime partner might grow to feel content, complacent and commonplace (although, of course, I wouldn't know for sure), that's how I feel about my singledom; it is merely an extension of me to which I've grown accustomed.