Sentence examples for becomes common knowledge from inspiring English sources

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

"This is absolute rubbish... 2016 is the year it becomes common knowledge the earth is flat, just like 9/11 became common knowledge, no stopping the truth now.

Toyota executive Johan van Zyl says car companies must react quickly: "As soon as one consumer finds a fault, it becomes common knowledge.

The affair continues long after it becomes common knowledge -- until the night Jess Rubin, the Wronged Wife, appears on the Berkowitzes' lawn and begins throwing rocks through their windows.

But we should be cautious about implementing an intervention that might only be effective for the short time it would take before the truth about polygraphs becomes common knowledge among offenders.

The scandals that enriched insiders and euchred ordinary investors like the author, he writes, make it difficult to believe that "available information about a stock always quickly becomes common knowledge" as the efficient-market hypothesis contends.

The House of Bishops' decision, which was taken in December but only became common knowledge yesterday, effectively ends the ban on an openly gay man becoming bishop as long as he remains celibate.

Some twit tweeted it and it became common knowledge.

(The intrigue became common knowledge when Petre publicly cut off a lock of Fermor's hair).

In the ensuing days, it became common knowledge that the killer was Wild Bill.

There can be a race to inflate casualty numbers and rumours can become reports which become common knowledge incredibly quickly.