Sentence examples for an increasingly common custom from inspiring English sources

Whatever type of plastic you use overseas beware of an increasingly common custom (particularly in Europe) where the overseas retailer gives you the option to pay in pounds sterling, known as dynamic currency conversion.

During the last quarter of the 20th century, it became an increasingly common custom for an encyclopaedia to incorporate an atlas and a gazetteer, often in the last volume.

A final warning: whatever type of plastic you use overseas, beware of an increasingly common custom (particularly in Europe) where the retailer or ATM gives you the option to pay in pounds sterling, known as "dynamic currency conversion" (DCC).

Europeans prospered in an increasingly common market.

-- but it's an increasingly common one.

Sadly this is an increasingly common occurrence.

It's an increasingly common question among ecologists.

He believes that this is an increasingly common political regime.

New condos are an increasingly common sight in the area.

But it was an increasingly common scene at North Star.

It's an increasingly common white-collar predicament.