Sentence examples for common and visible from inspiring English sources

Gangs are common and visible.

The most common and visible are those who are forced to live in the open – they sleep, eat and stay in public spaces, often subject to daily public scrutiny, condemnation and sometimes violence.

Though tattoos are an increasingly common, and visible, element of personal style these days, some of the more hidden and historic examples — from Victorian women to circus attractions — are the most surprising.

Goitre is the most common and visible sign of ID.

Some 760 million people have goitres, the swelling of the thyroid gland in the neck that is the most common and visible sign of iodine deficiency.

Though it is more common -- and visible -- in men, many women lose their hair.

"Because the slow decline is more common and less visible, it is seldom remarked upon, while gentrification, when it happens – which is both unusual and dramatic – is far more evident change," explains the report.

The third fact is that ADHD advocacy groups (sometimes funded by drug companies) have become more common and more visible to the public in the U.S. and abroad.

For although some of our butterflies, such as the red admiral, the peacock, and the small tortoiseshell, are common and will be visible in parks and gardens across Britain this week (given good sunshine), others have much more restricted flight times and locations.

In "sleep," for example, Dionysius finds a meaning common to both intelligible and visible things: withdrawal from the world.

Introducing a database within the FB p3 program in this sense can be seen an intervention in itself as it forces project teams and hospitals more generally to work on a set of common goals, making performance measurable and visible.