Sentence examples for become a common feature from inspiring English sources

If the world makes the transition to renewable energy, wind turbines will become a common feature of many landscapes.

That looks to be a clear and necessary improvement if GOTCHAs are to become a common feature of internet security.

Those little boxes with a red flashing light have become a common feature in urban streets across Britain.

By the second half of the 20th century, yearbooks had become a common feature of most general encyclopaedias.

They initiated what would become a common feature of determinedly innovative art culture to this day: the simpler the art, the more elaborate the rationale.

The role-based incentive has become a common feature of bankers' pay as a way to sidestep European laws limiting the amount they can be paid in bonuses.

Dressers of this type became a common feature of the middle-class kitchen up to the 19th century.

When these two sides met at the beginning of the season it was a cagey affair, which became a common feature of Tottenham games with Andre Villas-Boas in charge.

The tanks, filled with "certain chemicals the character of which must necessarily remain secret" became a common feature of the southern Californian landscape, according to the chronicler of the southland, Carey McWilliams.

As social media usage becomes a common feature at conferences, anxieties about authority, control, attribution, originality and privacy are likely to haunt the theory and practice of scholarly social media use for some time to come.

Cartes-de-visite became a fad and were commonly exchanged on birthdays and holidays; the carte-de-visite album became a common feature of Victorian parlours in Europe and the United States.