Sentence examples for became common in from inspiring English sources

Collaboration became common in the computer industry.

The plans first became common in the 1930s.

After the Arab Spring, this sort of talk became common in (and from) Silicon Valley.

Ethnographical puzzles became common in this country with the rise of immigration.

Silver became common in the 19th century in the form of narrow oblong bars.

The tumulus (barrow) again became common in burial, and cremation is predominant.

Before cord blood became common in the 1990s, blacks almost never found matches.

This became common in the United States during the 1920s and 1930s.

The receivers soon became common in rural areas like San Andreas, which is in the Sierra Nevada foothills.

In fact, after only eight generations, foxes that would tolerate human presence became common in Belyaev's stock.

This was a result of cattle farming, and the gene became common in, for example, northern Europe.