Sentence examples for because it was common from inspiring English sources

Antony Perkins I can say because it was common knowledge on set was doing god knows what drugs and Ken at that time was still drinking heavily.

Emergency management officials said that the active rescue effort did not start until then because it was common to get reports of overdue aircraft.

But judicial killing also has another televisual association because it was common in the first decades of the medium for critics of TV to suggest that prime-time executions would be the logical outcome of mass visual entertainment.

According to Terrenato, these sites weren't unexpected because it was common during this time, when infant mortality was very high, to bury a child near the house, a bit like a pet, rather than bury them in an official graveyard.

On his citizenship application, Mr. Demjanjuk had listed his mother's maiden name as Marchenko, but contended later that he had forgotten her real maiden name and used Marchenko only because it was common in Ukraine.

Because it was common for jurisdictions to adopt new discriminatory practices after a court struck down old ones, the 1965 Voting Rights Act required the "covered" jurisdictions — six Southern states, and other counties and cities around the country — to show that any proposed rule change would not discriminate against minorities.

Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a health priority because it is common and costly and because of its impact on the burden of illness in the community [ 5].

I use the verb "release" because it's common vernacular.

Because it's common as a fucking cold now.

"My dislike for the word 'City' is because it is common.

"I like 'torso' because it's common and uncommon," Mr. Kaplan said.