Sentence examples for common since from inspiring English sources

Mis-seeds have been common since the new playoff system came in 2002.

Infection with another virus, rotavirus, has become less common since the introduction of a rotavirus vaccine.

"That is common since medieval times," she said, adding, "Better for vellum".

Blackouts have become more common since it took over power generation in 2010.

However, false dawns have been common since the financial crisis and nowhere more so than in Europe," said Cavalla.

In 2007, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concluded that "droughts have become more common since the 1970s".

Incidents such as these are increasingly common since the rebel Houthi militia took over Sana'a in late September last year.

Something common since classical Greek and Roman art — naturalistic portraiture, subtly idealized — took on a majestically strange aspect.

(Bribery, extortion, and other abuses of power by Englishmen, which had been so common since Plassey, undoubtedly continued).

Lax application of social-security laws is common, since local authorities do not want to drive away business.

Interchange among the Western languages has been common since the earliest times and especially from the 16th century.