Sentence examples for commonly part from inspiring English sources

The explanatory labels that are so commonly part of illustrational exhibitions are often necessary to make the point.

Although those loans were once commonly part of a move from one home to another, they began disappearing in the late 1980's.

The CEO's succession plans are commonly part of his annual performance review, and most boards now devote several meetings a year to the subject.

Some units reject them as a matter of policy; others will admit them only in very small numbers; many also reject patients who have drug problems, which is commonly part of life for offenders with personality disorders.

In addition, lack of concentration is commonly part of the migraine attack and is found interictally [34].

Not only are source terms commonly part of the mathematical model, but also the flux can vary spatially even when the conservative variables do not.

Abstracts are the most commonly read part of a journal article, and play an important role as summaries of the articles, and search and screening tools.

The other problem with grand coalitions is that when it comes to countering demagoguery and populism, they commonly become part of the problem rather than the solution.

Today, Elgar and Vaughan Williams are commonly considered part of the same patriotic British pomp'n'pastoral breed, but the reality is more complicated.

Cobaltite, a cobalt sulfoarsenide mineral in which iron commonly replaces part of the cobalt [(Co,Fe AsS], that occurs in high-temperature deposits.

Grazing and mowing commonly form part of agricultural management.