Sentence examples for becomes commonly from inspiring English sources

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

The damage would occur, he writes in the article, "if increasing numbers of universities and colleges joined the free online education movement and set a new threshold price for the industry — zero — which becomes commonly accepted and difficult to undo".

Jeff Comparin, director of the Drug Enforcement Administration's laboratory in Dulles, Va., said that until a specific yeast strain that could make morphine becomes commonly available, his agency "doesn't perceive an imminent threat".

However, in the presence of indomethacin, the TCA cycle becomes commonly deregulated independently of the prevailing oxygen tension.

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.

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

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

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.

It was the first example of what became commonly known as a TTY and is now, in a greatly updated and compact version, called a text telephone.