Sentence examples for be common knowledge for from inspiring English sources

We sat down with Hachamovitch earlier this month and he showed us a number of the new features that are being incorporated into IE8 to reflect this emphasis on usability (note that these have been known about for some time, but may not be common knowledge for those who don't follow IE's beta schedule).

Is there an answer to this latter question that also meets the criterion of publicity, that is one where the specific duties of public reason are something each person can know, and where the conformity of each with those requirements can be common knowledge (for this construal of publicity, see Rawls 1999a, 48 49)?

Since these might not be common knowledge for the average systems biology reader, we here give a short introduction.

It's perfectly amicable and has been common knowledge for some time".

Far from being a secret, these notebooks have been common knowledge for years.

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

It has been common knowledge for 24 hours that his reign was coming to an end after he underwent further medical tests before the weekend.

Some secret: that possibility has been common knowledge for years, and Starr's successor makes no bones about it in public.

Several tenants expressed outrage, saying that the city gave little notice of the evacuation even though the building's condition had been common knowledge for years.

"It was common knowledge for me, and I knew a few other people knew it, but I've never had any pressure put on me," the official said.

That can mean assessing whether a particular hazard is "common knowledge". For example, how widespread is the knowledge that cigarette smoking is dangerous?