Sentence examples for common nationwide from inspiring English sources

Kestrels remain fairly common nationwide, but their numbers have been sharply declining for about a decade.

Senator Mark Leno, who is gay and represents the area, said cases of discrimination were common nationwide.

But it was a foreseeable consequence of understaffing at the prison where he was being held in Massachusetts -- conditions that are, unfortunately, common nationwide.

Anonymous questionnaires delving into students' personal lives have become common nationwide, as educators seek to understand and prevent school shootings and other incidents.

Just across from Manhattan, via the George Washington Bridge, is Bergen, the last county in America that still enforces the kind of broad-spectrum Sunday shutdown that was common nationwide until the nineteen-nineties.

He would reduce the burden on firms of collecting these taxes by adopting a common nationwide definition of the base to which they are applied, and by greatly reducing the number of different tax rates.

This is actually a common practice nationwide.

Protests by disgruntled pensioners have become a common occurrence nationwide.

Hertz's system, called NeverLost, has a sleek dashboard-mounted color display linked to a database in the trunk, which contains street maps and common destinations nationwide.

It sometimes achieves that goal and just as often doesn't, resulting in a combination of surprisingly good dishes and the fabricated, soulless plastic food common to nationwide operations like this one.

However, a freedom of information response from NHS England reveals that the unaddressed leaflet was not considered "exceptional' post" – common for nationwide government communications – and therefore did not reach houses that ask Royal Mail not to deliver junk post.