Sentence examples for becomes a common occurrence from inspiring English sources

By having a widely armed citizenry, we create a situation in which gun violence becomes a common occurrence, not the rarity it ought to be and is everywhere else in the civilized world.

Protests by disgruntled pensioners have become a common occurrence nationwide.

We are shocked at the devastation wrought by Haiyan, but such mega-disasters may become a common occurrence.

Solar storms like the one that buffeted Earth's magnetic field on Thursday will soon become a common occurrence.

Loss of such branchlines became a common occurrence throughout the state as the agricultural sector began to decline.

Solar storms like the one that buffeted the Earth's magnetic field on Thursday will soon become a common occurrence.

"West Side Story" is as meaningful now as it was when I attended the first Saturday matinee in 1957 and experienced a forerunner of what has now become a common occurrence: a standing ovation, accompanied by cheers and bravos.

These three merged in 1832, the first instance of what was to become a common occurrence, but ceased publication in 1847.

One sided match-ups have become a common occurrence at Wembley, with half the stadium often empty before the final whistle.

Spain's customs agency belongs to the finance ministry, but robberies of hashish from police depots have also become a common occurrence as austerity measures see authorities cut down on night security guards.

Logically, it makes sense for the government to collect premiums for its insurance, and to price them high enough -- assuming terrorism does not become a common occurrence -- that the industry will soon decide to assume the risk itself.