Sentence examples for been common from inspiring English sources

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been common

adjective

Mutual; shared by more than one.

The two competitors have the common aim of winning the championship.

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Such disparities have been common.

The New York Times - Health

For decades, such disparities have been common.

The New York Times

Layoffs had been common since spring.

The New Yorker

STRONG presidents have been common in Argentina.

The Economist

By all accounts, torture has been common.

The New York Times

The practice has long been common knowledge.

The New York Times

But expressions of outrage have been common.

The New York Times

Losses like Mr. Fine's have been common.

The New York Times

Contradictions have been common here of late.

The New York Times

Throughout history this has been common.

The Guardian

Violence has been common in past elections.

The New York Times

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