Sentence examples for commonly in the form from inspiring English sources

In the past, it's been opponents of same-sex marriage who have brought the issue before voters, commonly in the form of an amendment like the Minnesota one.

Indoors, the drama begins when the spores encounter steady and significant amounts of water, commonly in the form of a roof leak or an unnoticed burst in a pipe.

Madison drafted the Bill of Rights with the aid of innumerable suggestions from his countrymen, most commonly in the form of the state bills of rights and the hundreds of amendments suggested by the state conventions that ratified the Constitution...

While Mr Andree's family have described his 350 lashes as an effective "death sentence", the Saudi kingdom does also mete out explicit executions, most commonly in the form of beheading.

In the latter method the neutron population in the reactor is controlled by varying the absorbers, which are commonly in the form of movable control rods (though in a less commonly used design, operators can change the concentration of absorber in the reactor coolant).

AIP-associated IgG4 disease is known to involve the retroperitoneum, principally in the form of retroperitoneal fibrosis, and less commonly in the form of periaortitis.

Kohl liner (more commonly found in the form of a pencil) has a softer look, while liquid liner (more commonly found in pots and tubes and is applied with a brush) has a much more dramatic effect.

Seasonal moments such as Valentine's Day and Mother's Day, for example, have become annual consumer shopping peaks. 2 Leverage dropped basket as an opportunity For retailers, missed opportunities most commonly come in the form of dropped baskets.

Stories, largely anonymous in their composition, were commonly presented in the form of Jataka tales, which were believed to be of Buddhist scriptural origin.

The equation is commonly given in the form of an exponential function,k = Aexp −E/RT),and it predicts that a small increase in reaction temperature will produce a marked increase in the magnitude of the reaction-rate constant.

Because it will tolerate relatively heavy current load pulses and has a high, nearly constant 1.5-volt operating voltage, the zinc silver oxide battery is commonly used in the form of a button cell in watches, cameras, and hearing aids.