Sentence examples for common staple from inspiring English sources

Latin America is more susceptible than Asia, where rice is the more common staple.

"A hundred years ago, rabbit was a common staple in the American diet.

Appalling university purges, cultural revolutions, mass executions and blind censorship of the arts have been the common staple of this regime.

Terrorist attacks are commonplace; their daily devastation now a common staple of life, and the state's response is inadequate and weak.

In addition, fish is a common staple and meals are usually accompanied by wine.

Cereals and vegetables are the most common staple crops associated with trees in the Sahel.

Corporate America began to look like one giant ashram, with "vision quests," "tribal storytelling" and "deep listening" all now common staples of corporate retreats.

In recent years Jews have become common staples on television, from Josh Lyman on "The West Wing" to Fran Fine on "The Nanny" and the power agent Ari Gold on "Entourage".

In Myanmar, recently emerged from oppression, condiments are the virtue that convert crude, common staples into what Bourdain would call "something delicious," where need, ingenuity and simple ingredients can transform the table.

Small volumes of anti-malarials are also sold through general stores alongside common staples, but distribution to these outlets was not encouraged as they are not legally permitted to sell pharmaceuticals.

Again, because the first skinheads were dockworkers, army surplus or generic work boots remain common staples of skinhead fashion.