Sentence examples for becomes common from inspiring English sources

Going public When a celebrity's private suffering becomes common knowledge.

"It happens with increasing frequency and becomes common practice.

It seemed that natural selection has weeded out any disease-causing mutation before it becomes common.

As resources dwindle, fighting between tribes over scarce resources becomes common.

When a word becomes common usage, no one should be allowed to trademark it.

But as the genotype becomes common, its favoured subenvironment becomes saturated.

Yet because Mr. Obama's success is exceptional, he added, it will remain problematic until it becomes common.

"It's always flattering when a phrase you've written becomes common parlance," he wrote in an e-mail message last week.

"I'm telling you, there's going to be all kinds of psychological literature once this kind of thing becomes common".

"If it becomes common practice for non-compliant countries to evade public scrutiny, Cites will cease to be relevant".

But if that "misuse" becomes common enough, the word becomes genericized and is no longer enforceable as a trademark.