Sentence examples for are is common from inspiring English sources

But finding nothing is not a failure: it will tell us whether evolvution from single-celled bacteria to the vastly complex, curious and sentient organisms that we are is common and how common it may be.

The natural antioxidants are being common in herbs, fruits and vegetables [13, 14].

Mr. Eisenberg said social exclusion after a bedbug infestation or singular sighting, as the case may be, is common.

This problem was being common nowadays especially for children and teens.

It's been common knowledge for a while that fighters are usually "punch drunk" by their old age.

"I know it's been common in the past to have three or four vice captains," said McGinley.

It's been common knowledge that diversity is good for business for a while now, but many tech companies can't seem to get it together.

We'll suspend any shock or outrage, as that's been common knowledge since the California T landed.

It's been common cause of that same coastal elite to declare the recent demise of college basketball.

Relying on reintervention as an important patient centered endpoint is being common in surgery.

"How are you doing?" or "How have you been?" are common ways to start a letter.