Sentence examples for commonly entering from inspiring English sources

Another development is that orchestras are more commonly entering into consortia with each other, particularly in the creation of large-scale works.

They commonly enter the profession because their test scores are low.

NBA is one of the most commonly entered terms on Chinese search engines.

In humans, parasitic fungi most commonly enter the body through a wound in the epidermis (skin).

They swim and dive readily and commonly enter water to elude predators such as jaguars and anacondas.

Joining us on a small launch that we had acquired for the outing, they gave instructions to the captain, who took us to a place where the gatherers commonly entered the forest.

Most of the children living in institutions around the world have a surviving parent or close relative, and they most commonly entered orphanages because of poverty, according to new reports by Unicef and Save the Children.

Since both atrazine and nutrients commonly enter surface waters from agricultural run-off, their spatial and temporal co-occurrence are highly probable.

This species commonly enters very shallow habitats, including bays, shoals, and harbors, and also inhabits rocky areas and offshore islands.

The cranial nerves commonly enter and exit the skull together, for example nerves II, III, IV, V, and VI all pass through foramina near the pituitary fossa.

The discovery of a witches' teat on a suspect's body was the only form of what we might today term physical evidence commonly entered during early modern witch trials.