Sentence examples for any commonly from inspiring English sources

Any commonly touched surface.

Almost any commonly used spirit is available in this curious Islamic republic - and it's only a phone call away.

The focus of Davies's critique is that the criteria for what constitutes ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), or autism, or indeed depression, are not arrived at by any commonly understood scientific procedure, but rather by committee: psychiatrists getting together and pooling their understanding of how patients with these maladies "present" (in the jargon).

Dedicated to an artist who had been dead for more than 100 years (and who thus lay outside any commonly accepted definition of "modern" art in 1960s America), the show was unprecedented for MoMA, an institution then associated with American abstract work on a heroic scale.

Such a probabilistic distribution could be any commonly used discrete distribution over the interval [01].

Despite this fact, the local authorities do not have any commonly used requirements concerning crash and incident reporting [31].

That does not meet any commonly-held definition of "competence".

Subjects are asked if they experienced any commonly-reported side effects following treatment including stiffness, muscle spasm, fatigue, or increased radiating symptoms.

Likewise the laboratory S288C strain has been propagated as a pure culture for ~70 years; while its exact background is unknown and may include both wild and baking yeasts, it is almost certain that S288C did not derive from any commonly-used wine yeast strains [ 41].

Hence, a node located in the middle of the figure represents an occupation engaged in by households that also engage in other occupations without any strong commonly shared propensities for any particular other occupation.

Each dose costs $120, or $360 for the three doses needed for full protection, far more than any other commonly used vaccine.