Sentence examples for become commonly from inspiring English sources

This single letter has come to stand for a concept that has become commonly known as the "lifestyle hotel".

Since the advent of the GFC, it has become commonly accepted that the global real estate booms originated from rapidly expanding bank credit or private mortgage debt.

The Libertarians grew to become commonly regarded as the nation's most enduring political party after the Democrats and Republicans; several times the party put a presidential candidate on the ballot in all 50 states.

Since then it has become commonly known as Berlin's "most beautiful Egyptian ambassador", attracting a million visitors each year.In 2007 Zahi Hawass, the former secretary-general of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, unsuccessfully campaigned for the bust to be repatriated.

While such cassavas have not become commonly planted around the world, they have been created in the lab and grown on test farms; it is not the case that these efforts "have yet to succeed".

The resolution calls for the NUT to express its concerns about "the rise of what has become commonly known as 'raunch culture', where the old sexism of the past has been rebranded by big business".

Manshu's religiosity became commonly known.

As his work became commonly accepted, Dr. Woese urged other scientists to pursue the territory further.

The following year he produced more than 300, and they became commonly known as hobby-horses.

But he said that until metal becomes commonly used in 3D printers, the applications will be limited.

Later on, it became commonly used in weight loss drugs because it resembles amphetamine, which as a stimulant helps suppress appetite.