Sentence examples for become rather common from inspiring English sources

"Maybe it's become rather common, but I can't say it feels any worse," Mr. Fierstein said.

"It's become rather common for parents to be calling here," she said of the Section XI office in Stony Brook.

But in fact, these types of "authentic" campaigns have become rather common as companies try to piggyback on the rise of everyday people making their own videos and other content.

This kind of argument has become rather common when it comes to Trump, but let's step back for a second and focus on what Christie is really saying: He is saying that not only is Trump prone to hyperbole because he's a salesman but that Trump can't be trusted to tell the truth even when not doing so constitutes a felony.

Already, the debt ceiling has been pushed out (by "extraordinary accounting measures" by the Treasury that have now become rather common).

In developed countries, this type of facility has become rather common.

While MDS is actually a rare disease (3 to 5 cases/100,000 general population per year), it becomes rather common with increasing age (>70 years, >30 cases/100,000 per year); median age at first diagnosis is approximately 75 years.

Disappointing economic data has become rather too common in recent months.

His retirement would suddenly become rather comfortable.

Sometimes the negotiations would become rather adversarial.

And they become rather cocky.