Sentence examples for been a common feature from inspiring English sources

Breakup fees have long been a common feature in mergers.

This has always been a common feature of Zimbabwe under president Robert Mugabe and his Orwellian Zanu-PF regime since they came to power in 1980".

Agency officials have long been reluctant to seek broad food recalls unless contamination has been proved, and such gradually expanding recalls have been a common feature of F.D.A. food actions for decades.

Failure to uncover high-level graft, he has warned them, would be "dereliction of duty .At the time, a few were said to have grumbled relentlessly pursuing the powerful over ill-gotten gains had not been a common feature of the unruffled life of a CCDI official.

It has been a common feature of multinational empires or states most notably, the ancient Roman Empire and the British Empire which have afforded measured recognition of local ways and measured grants of self-government provided that the local populations should remain politically loyal to the central government.

This evidence suggested that genetic exchange between morphologically divergent populations may have been a common feature of human evolution, and the multiregional model of human origins which posited that discrete archaic populations of Homo evolved locally in Africa, Asia, and Europe and contributed genes to modern Homo sapiens thus gained significant genetic support in 2011.

Unpleasant surprises were a common feature of bad reviews.

The first is adaptive cruise control, which is a common feature to high-end cars.

And high insulin levels are a common feature of many cancers.

"Not having a close relation with the world is a common feature of a lot of English poets.

"It was not known that inflammation was a common feature of different types of epilepsy".