Sentence examples for are fairly commonplace from inspiring English sources

Richardson tested positive for three anabolic steroids — Methandienone, Methenelone and Trenbolone — that are fairly commonplace on their own, according to doping experts, but unusual in tandem.

Mr. Kossoff countered that such claims are "fairly commonplace when tenants are tasked with the burden of proving that they are not engaging in impermissible profiteering".

Robert Reiss, 55, a protester who grew up in Murray Hill, Manhattan, said out-of-town protesters became defensive because the police did not properly communicate that bomb scares, particularly in Lower Manhattan, are fairly commonplace.

Concert versions of Broadway musicals are fairly commonplace by now, but "My Fair Lady" is not really a standard-issue stage musical; it's a Shaw play in which music has been inserted with craft and care.

In Central Park and other parts of Manhattan great outcroppings of rock are fairly commonplace, yet they are nowhere to be found in Prospect Park or in other parts of Brooklyn.

Challenges such as these are fairly commonplace -- and roundly unsuccessful -- on the state level.

However, the game at Norwich was fairly commonplace compared with what happened in north London.

"It is fairly commonplace among all the council members," he said of whispering.

Pillay said her interlocutors painted a "very disturbing picture" of domestic violence, suggesting rape was fairly commonplace but rarely investigated.

The main reason that Gilligan's story attracted so much attention wasn't because of its substantive message, which was fairly commonplace, but because of its details.

It's fairly commonplace for schoolchildren to dread going back to school after the weekend, but it's generally because they would rather play than work.