Sentence examples for be as common from inspiring English sources

It will be as common as "clean water", says another.

"In a hundred years," Martin argues, "this'll be as common as a nose job".

They used to be as common as adultery, an all-purpose narrative filler and excitement generator.

Depression and its consequences seem to be as common as a year-round seasonal viral infection.

WHEN do you think 3-D printers will be as common as other desktop printers?

Computers may seem to be as common as telephones these days, connecting users with information and with one another.

Perhaps in 10 years it will be as common as grandmother getting a new hip," Knight said.

"Turnstiles in lobbies are going to be as common as elevators in tall buildings," Mr. Fox said.

Chinese places may be as common as crosswalks in this city, but here are a few whose dishes are a world apart.

THEY go by so many names they would seem to be as common as corn: sea beans, sea asparagus, samphire, salicornia, pousse-pied, glasswort.

Now this is odd because SLI is reckoned to be as common as dyslexia and 10 times as common as autism.