Sentence examples for become common for many from inspiring English sources
Thanks to the wonders of technology, the idea of managing two distinct lives has become common for many of us.
But in the age of Internet organizing, it has become common for many teams in different places to work in a coordinated way on a shared project using Internet tools.
But diasporas became common for many reasons, including the slow death of the camel-caravan economy in the 20th century, the Arab-Israeli wars and Egypt's expulsion of nearly all of its Jews between 1956 and 1967.
Further, it became common for many merchants and artisans to form guilds, known as za, organized under the temples, shrines, or civil aristocrats, from whom they gained special monopoly privileges and exemptions from customs duties.
It has become common for Israel to extend the six-month period of detention for many Palestinians.
Motorbikes and motorcycles have also become common in many areas for hauling goods short distances.
The firm has followed this principle, refusing to introduce permanent positions like permanent associates or non-equity partners, which have become common in many other law firms (for more on this see Smets et al. 2012).
With the deregulation of local telephone service, and the unleashing of many call providers and the improvement of Internet telephony, phone management software to select lowest-cost dialing for every call may become common in many PCs.
As job-hopping has become common in many industries, employers say that the traditional waiting periods for benefits have become an obstacle to recruiting.
Historically, it has been very unusual for government consumption to decline, but that has become common in many countries, including the United States.
